repro coffee
ReproCoffee is a journal club series where we illustrate and discuss papers about all things reproducibility and open science -- from methodology and statistics, to the way academia sets up good (and bad) incentives. The initiative is run by Claudia Mazzuca, Beatrice Valentini, Chiara Fini and Davide Crepaldi.
ReproCoffee is a journal club series where we illustrate and discuss papers about all things reproducibility and open science -- from methodology and statistics, to the way academia sets up good (and bad) incentives. The initiative is run by Claudia Mazzuca, Beatrice Valentini, Chiara Fini and Davide Crepaldi.
We meet monthly, on-line, so you're welcome any corner of the world you currently sit on. To take part, you just need to complete this form, and you'll receive an email with a reminder and a link to take part into the event a few days before it happens.
We meet monthly, on-line, so you're welcome any corner of the world you currently sit on. To take part, you just need to complete this form, and you'll receive an email with a reminder and a link to take part into the event a few days before it happens.
The next dates are:
The next dates are:
- 14 December 2022, at 15.00 CEST , The Creativity-Verification Cycle in Psychological Science: New Methods to Combat Old Idols.
You can reach us collectively at reprocoffee@itrn.org; one of us will always be there for you. Ah, and we also tweet, so that's also a nice way to stay in touch.
You can reach us collectively at reprocoffee@itrn.org; one of us will always be there for you. Ah, and we also tweet, so that's also a nice way to stay in touch.
Past ReproCoffee meeting
Past ReproCoffee meeting
12 October 2022. Communicating What We Know and What Isn’t So: Science Communication in Psychology, by Lewis & Wai, 2021.
12 October 2022. Communicating What We Know and What Isn’t So: Science Communication in Psychology, by Lewis & Wai, 2021.
1 September 2022 "Aspiring to greater intellectual humility in science", by Hoekstra & Vazire, 2022.
1 September 2022 "Aspiring to greater intellectual humility in science", by Hoekstra & Vazire, 2022.