Empowering early-career researchers to enhance research culture with ReproducibiliTea
Talk, T32 Research Rigor Seminar, University of Florida, Florida, United States
Talks
Multivariate decoding of visual working memory
Talk, School of Psychology Research Seminar, Adelaide University, Adelaide, Australia
Associative learning changes multivariate neural signatures of visual working memory
Talk, Vision Sciences Society, United States
Are scientists attending to the right things?
Talk, Department of Psychology, University of Texas Austin
Rethinking attention in visual working memory (and its researchers)
Talk, Neurocognition and Work Talk Series, Leibniz Research Centre for Working Environment and Human Factors
Correcting bias in visual working memory researchers: steps towards an integrative framework
Talk, Ebbinghaus Empire Series, University of Toronto
Rethinking the theoretical foundation of visual working memory
Seminar Talk, University of California Davis Visual Cognition Seminar, virtual
Object-based encoding in visual working memory
Conference Talk, Object Perception Attention and Memory 30, Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Why does science need immediate and substantial reform?
Invited Conference Panel Talk, Brazilian Congress of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics, virtual
The whole-report on visual working memory
Seminar, Department of Psychology Colloquium, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
Improving your research with preregistration
Invited Talk, ReproducibiliTea, Campus Kulmbach at the University of Bayreuth
Best practices with preregistration
Invited Conference Panel Talk, Vision Sciences Society, St. Pete's Beach, Florida, United States
Give researchers the CRediT they deserve
Invited Talk, ReproducibiliTea", University of Frankfurt
Open Science: a vision for a fair and equitable science
Invited Conference Panel Talk, OPAM, Online
Power for detecting the presence of set size differences in the contralateral delay activity
Talk, Virtual Working Memory Symposium, Online
Training recognition memory does not improve visual working memory performance
Talk, 45th Annual Conference of the Australasian Society for Experimental Psychology, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
Enhancing visual working memory performance using statistical regularities requires explicit awareness
Talk, 44th Annual Conference of the Australasian Society for Experimental Psychology, Newcastle, Australia