ManyBabies Workshop:
Reproducible Writing Using R Markdown
March 21 @ 9:00-10:30 PDT (San Francisco)
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Join Mike Frank from Stanford University to learn how to use R Markdown to produce fully reproducible manuscripts, and never worry about copy/paste errors again!
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MB "Drop-In" Hours
Thursday, March 2, 16:00-17:00 & 23:00-24:00 UTC
Stop by for any reason, or for no reason at all!
Zoom links are in the MB calendar
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Manuscript Invitation for Special Issue
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Attention all Developmental Scientists!
Click here to learn more about a special issue of Infancy, on Developmental Plasticity in Early Human Development. Please note that letters of intent must be submitted by April 1, 2023. Authors will be notified by May 1, 2023 of any invitation to submit a full manuscript, with a full submission deadline of August 1, 2023.
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Survey about non-USA
publishing experiences
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Developmental science researchers who are based outside the U.S.A. and conduct studies on non-U.S.A. samples are invited to fill out a short survey about publishing experiences including peer review and feedback from editors. The survey is available in English, takes around 7-8 minutes to complete, and all responses will be anonymous. The survey can be accessed until March 7, 2023 here. If you have any questions, please contact Rowena Garcia.
(survey presented by Dana Basnight-Brown, Bobby Cheon, Rowena Garcia, Melanie Killen, Reiko Mazuka, & Leher Singh)
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Boyd McCandless Award Nominations
Nominations are still open for the APA Boyd McCandless Award for Early Career Contribution to Developmental Psychology.
Nomination deadline: March 15, 2023
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MB3: Rule Learning
upcoming meetings:
MB3L and MB3T Spin-offs meeting
March 6 @ 14:00 UTC
See calendar for more details & contact Anna Exner with questions
MB3 check-in meetings
March 7 @ 8am & 4pm UTC
Check the listserv or #mb3-general channel on the MB Slack for more info!
MB3 analysis team meeting
March 13 @ 14:00 UTC
See calendar for more details
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MB4: Social Evaluation
31 labs from 15 countries have officially signed up, pledging to collect data of at least 638 infants! The number has reached our goal to reach 80% power to compare the Social to the Non-Social condition (Nmin = 500). The sign-up number for the individual differences spin-off project has also made a breakthrough and reached at least 358 infants.
We are still recruiting more labs to increase the power of our Bayesian analyses and the diversity of our sample. Join us!
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MB6: Neonatal Imitation
The first team-wide MB6 meeting will be held on March 22 @ 15:30 UTC, and all are welcome! Make sure you are subscribed to the project listserv to receive an invite.
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The #general and #random channels are for network announcements and informal discussions, and there are also many project-specific channels for discussions about study design, analysis, etc.
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MB activity tracking
Please help us keep track of MB-related activities (e.g., workshops, talks, etc.) by reporting them here. |
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Report project contributions
Remember to report your contributions by filling out your project's CRediT self-report form. Responses can be updated, so fill out the form early and often!
Contact us with any questions. |
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If you have an announcement or event you would like included in a future issue, email us!
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