In a commentary published today in Nature Human Behavior, we argue that regulating vaping needs pragmatic, evidence-based policy.
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
If your research involves behavioural genetics, check out this Comment! Recommendations include -
🛡️Assess risks & build in safeguards from the very beginning
💬Engage with participants and communities openly, early & often
I'd love to see these efforts documented in Methods sections more often
I'm so happy to see this paper published with us @nathumbehav.nature.com !
Check out the thread below (and the paper itself) for new insights into the global relationship between science and policy
Calling all researchers in social & behavioural genetics!
Please read this excellent Comment by ECRs in the field (published this week in @nathumbehav.nature.com)
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Led by Straub, Harerimana & Alajääskö, it calls for updated practice, training & ethics
rdcu.be/fiUR2
✍️🎓Will AI detectors change how we write?
Bo Hu discusses potential impacts on academic writing in this World View for @nathumbehav.nature.com - www.nature.com/articles/s41... (also: rdcu.be/e6yzR)
A new series of 'How to' Comment is now launched! It provides guidance & practical recommendations for topics of broad interest to our readership. Read our editorial about it:
🚨 New piece in @nathumbehav.nature.com:
We show that socioeconomic gaps in childcare access across the OECD are not mainly about lower demand. Many disadvantaged families want childcare but face barriers such as scarcity, costs, and complex procedures.
Main takeaway: make access easier 📣
Charlotte Payne
Charlotte Payne
Charlotte Payne
Sarah Jackson
Nature Human Behaviour
Charlotte Payne
Our paper is out in Nature Human Behaviour!
@rsenninger.bsky.social and I asked a simple, underexplored, question: when governments write policy documents, whose knowledge do they actually cite?
👉 rdcu.be/fhngy
🔓 seramirezruiz.github.io/papers/ramir...
DOI: www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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Henning Hermes
dlvr.it
Collective knowledge is a human strength. To benefit from the wisdom of experience, we launch a Series of Comments in a dedicated ‘How to’ style. These ‘How to’ Comments provide brief advice and practical recommendations to researchers across the wide spectrum of disciplines covered by the journal.
An emerging market promotes embryo selection for behavioural traits including IQ, but the response of the social and behavioural genetic research community remains muted. We call for unified best prac...
Writing produced using artificial intelligence is becoming more common in academia, which has prompted institutions to look for ways to detect it. Bo Hu warns that an overreliance on fixed linguistic ...
Happy to share my latest @nathumbehav.nature.com! Behavioural genetics must prioritize communication - an exploration of all of our roles and responsibilities in promoting ethical, inclusive discovery. rdcu.be/e6YlV
Vaping regulation is a global challenge. We discuss evidence on health risks, smoking impacts and policy goals, and advocate for pragmatic, proportionate regulation that reduces smoking harms while mi...
Nature Human Behaviour - Behavioural genetics is prone to harmful misinterpretation. To counter this and its consequences, behavioural geneticists must engage with the communities that they serve,...
