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"

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"

To join the event, follow this link. About the talk The Journal of Open Humanities Data (JOHD), was launched in 2015 with the aim of promoting values of data sharing and reuse in the vast field of Humanities. JOHD publishes data-focused articles and aims to play a key role in growing a community of Humanities researchers sharingContinue reading "Publishing open data in the humanities: The experience of the Journal of Open Humanities Data by Paola Marongiu and Dr Barbara McGillivray"

To join the event, follow this link. About the speaker Dr Agata Bochynska is a psychologist and a linguist with a background in experimental research on language and cognitive development in diverse populations. Currently, she works on implementing and teaching open science practices and reproducible research at the University of Oslo, Norway. About the talkContinue reading "Preregistration: Benefits, challenges, and practical tips by Dr Agata Bochynska"

To join the event, follow this link. About the speakers Dr Ginette Lafit is a postdoctoral researcher at the Research Group of Quantitative Psychology and Individual Differences and the Center of Contextual Psychiatry at KU Leuven, Belgium. Ginette works in the field of statistics applied to psychology. Her research is focused on addressing methodological complexitiesContinue reading "A roadmap to reproducible, transparent, and rigorous Experience Sampling Method research by Dr Ginette Lafit & Dr Olivia Kirtley"

To register for the event, follow this link. About this talk In this seminar, three speakers (Dr Jim Grange from Keele University, Dr Justin Ales from University of St. Andrew, and Dr Katherine Button from University of Bath) will talk about their efforts to engage students with replication studies during the final-year dissertations. Projects rangeContinue reading "Engaging undergraduate students with research training through replications by Dr Jim Grange, Dr Justin Ales & Dr Katherine Button"

To register for the event, follow this link. About the speaker Anisa Rowhani-Farid PhD, MPH is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Restoring Invisible and Abandoned Trials initiative (RIAT) at the Pharmaceutical Health Services Research Department at the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy. She has a broad background in medical science and public health, withContinue reading "Restoring Invisible and Abandoned Trials (RIAT) by Dr Anisa Rowhani-Farid"

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To register, follow this link. About the talk In this seminar, Dr Jacqueline Fulvio will discuss the work by Fulvio, Akinnola, & Postle (2021) and the Gender Citation Balance Index webtool that was developed from that work. The speaker will also provide a one-year update as to how the publication and the tool have impactedContinue reading "Using webtools to promote balance in cognitive neuroscience citation practices by Dr Jackie Fulvio"

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