This Friday we will have the second journal club session of the semester! 🌟 Dr. Maria Cappelli and Prof. Giovanna Di Marzo Serugendo will lead the discussion on challenges at the intersection of artificial intelligence and open science. Join us in-person at Uni Mail or via Zoom (dm for the link)!
Getting ready for a semester full of open and reproducible science! 🚀Researchers from all fields and career stages are welcome - online or in person!
See you there✨
ReproducibiliTea Journal Club Geneva
📣 Our next session is next Friday, May 8th (16-17h) @ Uni Mail (5050) and on Zoom (email us for the link). 🌟 In this session, we will discuss rethinking the publishing system 🤔, with brief presentations from 4 different organizations. Everyone's welcome! See the flyer for more details. ☕
See our website for more details: www.unige.ch/swissrn/open...
Join us today (in person or online) for our last session of the semester!⭐️
This is an introductory session - so perfect for those who are curious but do not have a lot of experience on the topic (yet!)
See you there!🥳
We're excited for the upcoming session this Friday! Join us at Uni Mail or on Zoom (message us for details!) to learn about alternatives to the traditional publishing system. Don't forget your mug! ☕
📣 #SaveTheDate – Nov 16! 1st Open & Reproducible Science Day for #ECRs at UNIGE 🌟 Researchers from all disciplines are invited to explore open research practices & research data management. Whether you're already engaged in open research practices or curious to learn more, we hope you'll join us! 🚀
🌟 Thanks to everyone who joined #ReproDay 2025 last week! We presented groups within the @swissrn.bsky.social, dug into preregistration, AI in peer review, and error.reviews with @malte.the100.ci, and built Quarto-based reproducible workflows with instructors from the CRS (www.crs.uzh.ch/en.html) 🚀
Heads up! 🌟 Our next #ReproducibiliTea session will be this Friday, April 17th, from 16-17h @ Uni Mail (5050). We will discuss the article by Scheel et al. (2021) and have a presentation by statistician Ben Meuleman on hypothesis testing. We hope to see you there, and don't forget your mug! ☕
📣 We are looking for new members for the ReproducibiliTea Steering Committee!
📅 Applications are open until 30th November 2025 (midnight CET).
👉 Full Announcement:
docs.google.com/document/d/1...
✍️ Application Form:
forms.gle/R8FSHGJCFVk2...
For almost half a century, Paul Meehl educated psychologists about how the mindless use of null-hypothesis significance tests made research on theories in the s...
📣 Our next session is next Friday, May 8th (16-17h) @ Uni Mail (5050) and on Zoom (email us for the link). 🌟 In this session, we will discuss rethinking the publishing system 🤔, with brief presentations from 4 different organizations. Everyone's welcome! See the flyer for more details. ☕
