Maria Meier

Maria Meier

@mariame.bsky.social

Postdoc at Uni Konstanz and University Hospital Ulm. Psychologist interested in stress, relaxation & metabolism. 🧠🫀🧪 Likes (trail) running, biking & ski touring. Takes pictures. Loops R & guitar. https://mariameier.eu

1,365 Followers 1,882 Following 954 Posts Joined Aug 2023
3 days ago
An illustration of how authorship ordering methods differ in focus using a
hypothetical example of contributions to a research study from a multi-authorship team (a).
Integrating the Academic Wheel of Privilege (AWoP) in authorship order decisions into the
CRediT framework (Contributor Roles Taxonomy) is more equitable than contributorship
focused methods like alphabetisation (b) or randomisation (c). The AWoP considers both
contributions of authors and redresses imbalances of academic privilege (d). e) shows what a
solely equity-focused authorship order would look like, where authors are positioned with
increasing privilege along the author list based on AWoP scores shown in (a).

Authorship in academia often decides who is hired, funded or celebrated. Current authorship order methods like randomised or alphabet author lists are not equitable.

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This is very cool, I feel like I am missing out on something great happening! (Both, the mug and the Special Interest Group)

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The Academic Wheel of Privilege showing the 24 socio-cultural identities. The 24 socio-cultural identity types span six sectors: health and wellbeing, society, culture and communication, gender and sexuality, education and career, living arrangements and lastly childhood and development. These identity types are shown as circles connected to three concentric rings (outer, middle and inner) of “identity” circles with increasing privilege as you go towards the centre.

Out now!

The Academic Wheel of Privilege 🎡

We developed a framework & app to guide authorship teams in making equitable and thoughtful authorship decisions.

@saralilplants.bsky.social, @justinsulik.bsky.social, Bethan Iley, Mahmoud Elsherif, @flavioazevedo.bsky.social

🔗 osf.io/preprints/me...

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Also ping @igor-dgps.bsky.social

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@toninfrc.bsky.social @fra-malandrone.bsky.social
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Help us help you capture the dynamics of affective experience in your next experiment! We're adapting our real-time continuous rating tool for valence and arousal to work from VR to 2D videos 📽️ Tell us what you need! 💬

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Hey look, that’s us! ✨

@forrt.bsky.social

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Ich will nicht abergläubisch sein aber gestern ist eine Revision zurück gekommen und wir müssen nur noch Minor Details ändern 🌱

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Also, I wonder if it affects crops and “longevity”

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As the planting season is approaching, why not start a few balcony thigmomorphogenesis experiments I may ask

🍅🥒🌱

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Very cool! It‘s planting season so I’ll do my experiments (spoiler, I’m a rather bad plant mom). I also got some follow up questions: is this a common mechanism that all plants share? And is the “redox” related to the redox pathways we know from other organisms (ie, oxidative stress)?

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Bei den pinken Bild sieht es aus als ob du die Daumen schreiben müsstest 🤔

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I have no clue about plants but read the abstract because I never heard thigmomorphogenesis before. So what do the results mean for all those plant parents with their home jungles? Plants get more resistant if you slightly rub their leaves (but not too much)? I thought they wouldn’t like that! 🌱

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Alt Text: Leute rüsten sich für die Demo zum Frauentag 🧱😄

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Hab das Buch auch sehr verschlungen und es hat sogar ein Sternchen in meiner Leseliste bekommen ⭐️ ein Buch das ich gern weiter empfehle!

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Meine Hand hält einen Blumentopf mit einer jungen Glücksfeder.

Vor langer Zeit hab ich mir von der Glücksfeder im Büro Blätter geschnappt, um sie zuhause zu vermehren. Turns out: sie wächst ungefähr so langsam wie ich Projekte abschließe und nun, nach vielen vielen Monaten, sprießen endlich erste Stränge 🌱 das kann nur Gutes verheißen!!

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Anfrage: Gibt es Menschen, die zu einem 60-minütigen Gespräch über ihren Ausstieg aus der Wissenschaft bereit wären? Man kommt nicht zu großem Ruhm, da es sich um eine Bewerbung für die Journalistenschule handelt und eine Veröffentlichung nicht garantiert ist. #IchBinHanna

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[Admin] Liebe alle, @realscientists.de macht eine kleine Pause. In der Zwischenzeit suchen wir immer neue Wissenschaftler*innen, die eine Woche lang unseren Account übernehmen möchten. Wenn ihr Interesse habt, meldet euch unter: dasistsciencetwitter@gmail.com.

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You can still register for the #LoveReplicationsWeek events, including today’s lunch talk on how to obtain your reproducibility certificate using CODECHECK ✅

Register here: forrt.org/LoveReplicat...

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I think this would be a great way to foster standardization, comparability and transparency while at the same time making re-analyses easier!

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It’s inspiring how many articles you read per week!

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Open Science needs reliable infrastructure – Ven Popov After OSF’s October 2025 redesign, I discovered that eight years of DOI-linked preprints and materials were silently hidden by an automated spam flag. What happened, how it was resolved, and what it r...

A recent redesign of OSF by @cos.io led to widespread access failures. What began as a few broken download links became for me a total disappearance of eight years of DOI-registered work. What happened, how was it resolved, and what it reveals about trust and infrastructure in open science

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Qualtrics Survey | Qualtrics Experience Management The most powerful, simple and trusted way to gather experience data. Start your journey to experience management and try a free account today.

The Society for #fNIRS is exploring engagement with
@enigmabrains.bsky.social. We are gauging whether the fNIRS community would like to receive updates or potentially be involved in ENIGMA-coordinated efforts. If you are interested, please complete this short form: tinyurl.com/fNIRS-ENIGMA

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Here's another twist on the purple dots illusion: the vanishing purple poem! (For this one to work well, you need to zoom in). arxiv.org/pdf/2509.11582 From Hinnerk Schulz-Hildebrandt

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Die butterweiche Abfahrt hat sich dann schon sehr nach Frühling angefühlt gestern - der Schnee darf gerne noch etwas bleiben 😉

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'Hohe Berge' #FotoVorschlag

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Mission: record hippocampal place cells in zero gravity
Crew: 3 rats with electrode arrays
Vehicle: Space Shuttle Columbia
Status: data now publicly available on DANDI, 28 years later

The ratstronauts' mission is finally complete. 🐀🚀 h/t NASA

about.dandiarchive.org/blog/2026/02...

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These findings suggest that short-term metabolic signals may be more influential in shaping immediate food craving than acute stress, and that acute cortisol elevations may not universally promote craving. 💥🍫

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Here, we systematically studied the effect of glucose and stress on food craving in the lab. Both, an increase in blood glucose and a higher cortisol response decreased food craving over time, with larger effects for glucose than cortisol. We found no evidence for an interaction of both factors.

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Preprint alert🚨

Stress is linked to an increased risk for obesity, yet effects of acute stress on food craving are inconclusive: Stress does not uniformly increase craving. Do blood glucose levels play a role in this context?

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