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Gastgeber: CBS Open Science

Daniël Lakens | Fixing our crisis: Real solutions instead of new heuristics

Event Open Science Initiative
Scientific reform in the last decade has led to a wide range of proposed changes in how we design, analyse, report, and publish scientific findings. As the implementation of better research practices spreads through the scientific community, there is a risk of merely changing old flawed heuristics with new flawed heuristics. In this talk, I will give examples of new research practices that were intended to improve our science, but that are already used rather mindlessly, without improving anything. I’ll also offer some reflections on what will be needed to overcome scientists' strong reliance on norms en heuristics, and actually improve the way we do science in practice. [mehr]
Organized by the Open Science Initiative at the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences, this is a space to discuss various aspects related to open and reproducible research practices, from general issues to specific applications, presenting both enthusiastic and critical perspectives. [mehr]

Aaron Peikert | Towards Transparency and Open Science: A Principled Perspective on Computational Reproducibility and Preregistration

Event Open Science Initiative
Please join via this link: https://zoom.us/j/98445102606 [mehr]

Open Science Initiative | Open Science Initiative info event

Event Open Science Initiative
We — the Open Science Initiative at MPI CBS — are happy to invite you to an info event on Thursday, June 16, 12:00—13:00 CET, in Room A400 (Wilhelm Wundt-Raum). With this event, we would like to give you an overview of our initiative and key topics of Open Science more broadly. This event is for everyone who: - Cares deeply about the rigor and transparency of our scientific workflows - Would like to get started implementing Open Science practices in their own research - Wants to connect with like-minded people to make our research even more trustworthy and collaborative We will start the meeting with a short presentation about our initiative, followed by time for questions from the audience and a small get-together where we can further talk about Open Science and other topics on a one-to-one basis (incl. snacks and drinks). The event is open to researchers from all career stages and does not require registration. We are very much looking forward to seeing you there! [mehr]

Professor Iris van Rooij | Tools for theory: Improving the theoretical foundations of psychological science

Event Open Science Initiative
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