Angelika Stefan

@ephemeralidea

Lecturer at University of Liverpool, psychological methods & computational modeling in psychology, open science advocat. Always asking questions. Loves music, art & good food. She/her

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Angelika Stefan@ephemeralidea· Jun 18

Had a fabulous day in London presenting our project with West Yorkshire Police at the Police STAR Fund event! This is my first funded project as a PI and I am absolutely enthusiastic to work on this for the next year with a fantastic team 😎 @livunipsyc.bsky.social

Angelika Stefan@ephemeralidea· Apr 15

Good news, due to data collected over the Easter break, we can conclude: He has significantly risen, p < .05!

Reminder: Invitation to review | Is Statistical Analysis an Appropriate Tool to Apply to the Alleged Resurrection of Jesus?

Angelika Stefan@ephemeralidea· Jan 22

Interested in discussing how Artificial Intelligence can be helpful or hurtful to academia? 🤖 As a newly minted UKRN (@ukrepro.bsky.social) Local Network Lead, I'm co-organizing a hybrid event about this next Friday (30th January) Join us at @livunipsyc.bsky.social or online via Teams!

Angelika Stefan@ephemeralidea· Jul 20

London calling! All psyched to give a talk at the Open Research Summer School at @kingscollegelondon.bsky.social tomorrow!

View from the Golden Jubilee Bridges towards the London Eye, with Westminster and Big Ben in the background

Angelika Stefan@ephemeralidea· Jun 10

Consider supporting my brilliant Master student Carys Hoggan (not on Bluesky) by taking part in her study on how research results may influence our decision-making!

Poster to call for participants in a research study named "Decision-making based on research outcomes".

Link to the study: https://livpsych.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9KKU6B4Rg2DMQ1U

Angelika Stefan@ephemeralidea· Feb 6

I'm against citation-counting as a performance metric, but let's be real, when has being cited not felt like an accomplishment? In other news: I just learned that @nicebread.bsky.social and my p-hacking paper was among the 5 most cited in RSOS in 2023!!! 😱😱😱

email screenshot from the Royal Society stating that the paper 'Big little lies: A compendium and simulation of p-hacking strategies' was one of the top five most highly cited in Royal Society Open Science

Angelika Stefan@ephemeralidea· Aug 19

Happy to announce that I'll be starting as a Lecturer in Psychology at the University of Liverpool next week!

Angelika standing in front of the red brick buildings of the University of Liverpool

Angelika Stefan@ephemeralidea· Jun 12

How does academia work in other countries? What are culture shocks you'll have to expect when working abroad? In our panel discussion series at @lmu-osc.bsky.social we'll discuss differences in academic systems across 4 continents - you can join online via Zoom! #AcademicSky #metasci #EduSky

More than any other field of work, academia is a global industry. We collaborate in international teams, have colleagues who worked abroad, and are expected to gain international experience for career progression. But what is it like to work in other countries? How do their systems, their incentive structures, and research environments differ from German academia? This will be the topic of our second panel discussion with a range of psychology researchers who have experience working in Germany and abroad.
When: June 18, 16:00-18:00
Where: Online via Zoom
Zoom details: Meeting ID: 627 8546 0136, Passcode: 782044

Angelika Stefan@ephemeralidea· May 23

Are you an Early Career Researcher and unsure about how to write a peer review? Or simply curious about how other people write theirs? In our new panel discussion series at @lmu-osc.bsky.social we'll discuss peer reviewing practices - you can join online or in person! #AcademicSky #metasci #EduSky

MAKING TACIT KNOWLEDGE OPEN – A Panel Discussion Series
PART I: PRACTICES AND PRACTICALITIES OF PEER REVIEW (MAY 27, hybrid)

Panel Members: Marlene Altenmüller (Social Psychology), Peter Edelsbrunner (Learning Sciences), Nathan Evans (Computational Modeling), Florian Pargent (Psychological Methods), Tobias Staudigl (Cognitive Neuropsychology), Charlotte Wittekind (Clinical Psychology)
Most researchers spend a significant amount of time and effort on peer reviewing. However, there is large variability in peer reviewing practices and little guidance for early career researchers on the topic. For this panel discussion, we assemble experts from different fields of psychology

When: May 27, 16:00-18:00
Where: Leopoldstr. 13, Room 3322 and via Zoom
Zoom details: Meeting ID: 691 6996 4466; Passcode: 706322

Angelika Stefan@ephemeralidea· Apr 10

Rewarding teacher moment: Received this thank you note from a student today who used to struggle lot with the course but passed the exam🌷 So happy to see them thrive! #EduSky #AcademicSky

Hand-written note: Liebe Frau Stefan, vielen Dank für die praxisorientierte Vorlesung und die Aufzeichnung derselben! Auch vielen Dank für die Prisen von Humor!

Dear Ms Stefan, thank you for the hands-on lecture and for the lecture recording! Thank you also for the dash of humor in your classes!

Angelika Stefan@ephemeralidea· Jan 22

I found this one on the organizer's Twitter. It was truly impressive! I was one of the latecomers who got stuck in traffic and arrived at Odeonsplatz 5 minutes before the end...

Aerial photo of Munich protests looking from Siegestor towards Odeonsplatz with Frauenkirche and the Alps in the background. There is not a single bit of street visible, protesters occupy the entire space.

Angelika Stefan@ephemeralidea· Jan 10

Somehow, our IT department manages to send around e-mails warning about phishing that look like the worst attempt at phishing... #officelife #ITfail

Content of an e-mail: banner says "This message was sent with high importance", below text in German in red color: "Note: The faculty IT would never (warning sign emoji) ask you for personal data! Information e-mails will only sent out from faculty e-mail addresses or from the admin offices of the department", followed by 72 warning sign emojis

Angelika Stefan@ephemeralidea· Dec 26

I feel you, same here, just that it's us who have COVID in the house. Bought a mini Christmas tree last-minute and improvised on the decoration (the back is empty so we're only allowed to look at it from the pretty side ;) )