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Interpreting mediation thoughtfully by Dr Felix Thommes

Zoom , United Kingdom

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSYrbg52-Uw About the speaker Dr Felix Thoemmes is an Associate Professor at Cornell University, where he teaches and researches statistical methods for social scientists. Before he came to Cornell, he was a Professor at the University of Tuebingen, Germany, in the Center for Educational Science and Psychology, and an Assistant Professor in the College ofContinue reading "Interpreting mediation thoughtfully by Dr Felix Thommes"

An ECR reflections on programmatic research by Dr Thuy-vy Nguyen

MS Teams

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZzAwbqust8 About the speaker To learn more about Dr Nguyen, click here. About the talk In this talk, Dr Thuy-vy Nguyen will discuss what defines a research program and draw from past examples to identify different approaches to build a research programme that contribute to knowledge and theory building.

Data visualisation: Tips to improve interpretability and accessibility by Dr Tracey Weissgerber

Zoom , United Kingdom

To register, follow this link. About the speaker Tracey Weissgerber is a meta-researcher at the BIH QUEST Center for Responsible Research (Berlin Institute of Health at Charité). Her research focuses on improving data visualization, statistical reporting, open methods, and other factors that affect transparency and reproducibility. Her teams’ work on bar graphs of continuous dataContinue reading "Data visualisation: Tips to improve interpretability and accessibility by Dr Tracey Weissgerber"

Making my science better (or, simply; more open) by Dr Sjoerd Bruijn

MS Teams

To join the event, follow this link. About the speaker To learn more about Dr Bruijn, visit his profile here. About the talk What does it mean in practice to make your research open, transparent, and reproducible? Dr Sjoerd Bruijn will explore this by discussing his personal journey into open science. In this talk, heContinue reading "Making my science better (or, simply; more open) by Dr Sjoerd Bruijn"