Why Metascience Matters
An introduction to the show. What is metascience, why does it matter, and how does it connect to your daily life as a scientist or citizen?
Podcast • Science • Methods • Incentives
Conversations at the intersection of science, statistics, incentives, and reform. Deep dives into how evidence is made — and how we can do better.
On replication, incentives, and the future of evidence.
Metascience Matters explores how science actually works: incentives, methodology, replication, publication bias, and everything in between. Each episode blends expert interviews with clear explanations that cut through the noise.
Researchers, clinicians, data scientists, policy makers, and anyone who cares about what we think we know — and how we know it.
Whether you’re inside academia or just metascience-curious, you’ll find episodes you can follow without needing a PhD.
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An introduction to the show. What is metascience, why does it matter, and how does it connect to your daily life as a scientist or citizen?
Why statistical significance and predictive performance are not the same thing — and what this means for biomarkers, models, and medicine.
A conversation about registered reports, incentives in academia, and how changing the publication model could reshape the evidence ecosystem.
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