As part of our virtual Open Science lecture series, Dr. Daniel Quintana will give a lecture titled “Applying open research practices to clinical research” on June 25 at 3:00 pm. In it, he will talk about the challenges of transparent science in clinical research, e.g. in publishing sensitive data.Short Bio Daniel Quintana: „Daniel S. Quintana is […]
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We are happy to be part of the German Reproducibility Network (GRN) now. This network is a consortium that aims to promote reproducible and robust research in Germany. More information can be found at https://reproducibilitynetwork.de and https://twitter.com/GermanRepro
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In January, the Open Science Initiative Lübeck was founded. The Open Science movement aims to ensure the reproducibility and thus sustainability of science and to enable as many people as possible to access data and research results from all fields. Today, we would like to cordially invite you to our virtual kick-off event with Prof. Ulrich Dirnagl (Charité, Berlin
Our initiative was included in the network of German-speaking Open Science initiatives (NOSI). Information about the network and numerous materials for those interested in Open Science can be found at https://osf.io/tbkzh/.
Through many replication attempts in recent years, it has been shown that many research results cannot be replicated, i.e., the same effects could not be found again despite the same experimental design. This concerns foremost research in psychology, medicine, and life sciences. The reasons for this are manifold. Among them are the incorrect use and
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