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Description: All my presentation slide decks

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  • Improving your PowerPoint presentations

    Quintana
    Slides from a workshop on improving your PowerPoint presentations at the Norwegian Centre for Mental Disorders Research (17.11.17)
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  • Oxytocin gene expression in the human brain (SANS 2019)

    Quintana
    Slides and references from my presentation at the Social and Affective Neuroscience Society Annual meeting (May 2-4)
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  • Open access - NFIF annual meeting

    Quintana
    An audio recording and slidedeck used for a presentation at the Norwegian PhD School of Pharmacy (NFIF) annual meeting (May 27, 2009, Asker, Norway)
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  • Radboud Uni June 2019 - Oxytocin gene expression and dose

    Quintana
    A lecture delivered in a symposium on how oxytocin affects human behavior at Radboud University on June 4, 2019
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  • Psychology and the brain conference (Psychologie und Gehirn), Dresden, Germany, June 2019

    Quintana
    Presentation slides from this conference
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  • Using open science practices to get fast feedback on your research

    Quintana
    A keynote lecture presented at the "Doing Good" symposium at the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences, Leipzig, Germany on Nove...
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  • Oxytocin's modulatory effects on social cognition - Copenhagen (Nov 2019)

    Quintana
    A lecture given at the University of Copenhagen Department of Psychology colloquium. See Wiki for the lecture's abstract
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  • Heart rate variability - RITMO (Oslo, December 2019)

    Quintana
    Heart rate variability: physiology, methodology and experimental possibilities
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  • How to use Bayes factors and equivalence tests to better understand non-significant p-values

    Quintana
    I walk through why it’s important to have these kind of tests in your statistical toolkit and how to perform Bayesian and equivalence test versions of...
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  • Using social media and podcasts to boost your academic career - March 2020

    Quintana
    I talked that I livestreamed on Twitter on March 12, 2020
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  • From the lab to the living room: Adjusting to a new way of working

    Quintana
    A talk I gave via zoom seminar discussing how scientists can best adjust to working from home. This project contains a video of the talk and the slide...
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  • Home office tips and tricks

    Quintana
    A presentation delivered to the Swedish National Junior Faculty on May 20, 2020.
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  • Using Twitter for Science: Why and how

    Quintana
    This is a talk that I've given at various seminars on social media.
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  • Improving the credibility of meta-analysis

    Quintana
    Several scientific fields are experiencing a reproducibility crisis, in which hypothesis-driven studies are failing to replicate. Poor reproducibility...
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  • Synthetic data - RIOT science club (July 2020)

    Quintana
    Open research data provide considerable scientific, societal, and economic benefits. However, disclosure risks can sometimes limit the sharing of open...
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  • Improving your data visualizations

    Quintana
    A talk I delivered on September 3, 2020
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  • Conflict dynamics workshop

    Quintana
    A talk given at the conflict dynamics workshop on September 29, 2020 https://www.uni-mannheim.de/conflict-dynamics/workshop-2020/
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  • Transparent meta-analysis - (in)credible research conference

    Quintana
    This workshop will equip participants with tools to conduct a transparent and reproducible meta-analysis. These tools include pre-registration, transp...
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  • Five things about open and reproducible science that every early career researcher should know

    Quintana
    A presentation delivered to the NORMENT early career researcher on November 28, 2020. A seperate file which contains a figure illustrating how reprodu...
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  • Power analysis: Why, how and when?

    Quintana
    This talk gives you the low-down on power analyses for research. I discuss what they are, why they're an integral part of study planning, and how to p...
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  • Twitter for academics: Practical tips for writing threads

    Quintana
    The slidedeck associated with a talk on creating twitter threads
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  • Testing and adjusting for publication bias in meta-analysis

    Quintana
    A screencast on how to test and adjust for publication bias using JASP and R
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  • Rethinking oxytocin's role in cognition and behaviour

    Quintana
    The neuropeptide oxytocin has garnered considerable interest for its role in social behavior and its potential for the treatment of psychiatric illnes...
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  • Applying open science practices to clinical research

    Quintana
    In this talk delivered to the Open Science Initiative Luebeck, I discuss the benefits of applying open science practices to clinical research, and how...
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  • Calculating the statistical power of studies included in a meta-analysis using the {metameta} R package

    Quintana
    Several methods exist for assessing study quality in meta-analysis, but these are typically discipline specific. One approach used across disciplines ...
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