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I love to talk about all things open and robust science!
Talks and Presentations
Talks and Presentations
2025
2025
Open Science Practices in a Hostile Epistemic Environment. Invited presentation, June 2025. Workshop on Evidence & Uncertainty in Science at the Tübinger Forum für Wissenschaftskulturen.
2023
2023
A Deflationary Account of Replication. Conference presentation, September 2023. 9th European Philosophy of Science Association Meeting. Belgrade, Serbia.
A Computational Reproducibility Investigation of the Open Data Badge Policy in One Issue of Psychological Science. Invited presentation, February 2023. 2023 Toronto Workshop on Reproducibility. Toronto, Canada [Online].
2022
2022
The Psychologist’s Green Thumb. Conference Presentation, November 2022. 28th Philosophy of Science Association Meeting. Pittsburgh, USA.
Is the Term “Questionable Research Practices” questionable? Conference Presentation, September 2022.11th ENPOSS Conference. University of Malaga, Malaga, Spain.
Reframing the Replication Crisis as a Crisis of Inference. Conference Presentation, August 2022. 4th Conference of the German Society for Philosophy of Science. Technische Universität Berlin, Berlin, Germany.
Reframing the Replication Crisis as a Crisis of Inference. Conference Presentation, July 2022. 2022 BSPS Annual Conference. University of Exeter, Exeter, UK.
Building Rigour Champion Communities - ReproducibiliTea. Presentation and panel discussion, May 2022. NIH/NINDS Workshop on Catalyzing Communities of Research Rigor Champions. Bethesda, USA
Reframing the Replication Crisis as a Crisis of Inference. Conference Presentation, February 2022. 10th Annual BITSS Meeting. Berkeley Initiative for Transparency in the Social Sciences, Berkeley, USA [Online].
2021
2021
Gaps and Opportunities in Methodological Reform – Reframing the Replication Crisis as a Crisis of Inference. Invited Junior Keynote, August 2021. Perspectives on Scientific Error Workshop. Lorentz Centre, Leiden, The Netherlands [Online].
An Introduction to the Replication Crisis and Open Science. Invited Talk, July 2021. UCL Institute of Epidemiology and Health Care. London, UK [Online].
2020
2020
ReproducibiliTea: Journal Clubs for Open Science. Invited Talk, June 2020. Brazilian ReproducibiliTea Initiative, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil [Online].
Bottom-up initiatives for improving research: ReproducibiliTea – an international journal club series. Brief Talk, February 2020. Reward Equator Conference, Berlin, Germany
2019
2019
Preregistration in Cognitive Modelling and other “non-standard” contexts. Invited Talk, October 2019. HPS Seminar, University of Melbourne, Australia.
The Credibility Revolution: An Introduction to Open Science. Invited Lecture, March 2019. SIOS Inaugural Lecture, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
8 Easy Steps to Open Science. Conference Presentation, March 2019. Open Science 2019 Conference, Trier, Germany
Symposia, Roundtables, Conferences
Symposia, Roundtables, Conferences
2024
2024
The promises and pitfalls of preregistration. Co-Organiser of a Royal Society Discussion Meeting, March 2024. London, UK.
2022
2022
Aetiology of the Replication Crisis. Symposium Organiser at the 28th Philosophy of Science Association Meeting, November 2022, Pittsburgh, USA.
Transparent Quantitative Research as a User Interface Problem. Invited Seminar Participant at a Dagstuhl Seminar, September 2022. Schloss Dagstuhl Leibniz-Zentrum für Informatik, Wadern, Germany
Aetiology of the Replication Crisis. Symposium Organiser at the BSPS Annual Conference, July 2022. University of Exeter, Exeter, UK
2021
2021
Unintended Consequences of Science Reforms. Symposium Participant at the 2021 Metascience Conference, September 2021. Stanford, USA [Online]
2020
2020
ReproducibiliTea – the ECR point of view. Invited Roundtable Participant at the King’s Open Research Conference, June 2020. London, UK [Online]
How ECRs can improve training and research quality at their institutions. Invited Speaker for an eLife Webinar Roundtable, April 2020. [Online]
2019
2019
Challenges facing students and early career researchers. Session Chair at the first AIMOS Conference, October 2019. Melbourne, Australia.
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