Category: Events

We are very excited to announce that we have invited one of SIOS’ founding members, Lea Schumacher, back to give our first lecture of the academic year. She will ease us into the vast world of open science - what it is, why it’s important for science, and why we students should also know about … Continue reading Introduction to Open Science – Lecture by Lea Schumacher

How different areas in psychology implement Open Science By Sandra Geiger To celebrate our first SIOS semester and the end of the academic year, we organized a panel discussion on June 20th, 2019. In this panel discussion, we discussed how various psychological fields implement Open Science. We invited four guest speakers from various departments at … Continue reading SIOS Panel Discussion: Open Science Put to Practice

20th June 2019 On June 20th, we organized our first panel discussion. Angelika Stefan, Sascha Duken, Suzanne Hoogeveen, and Adam Finneman told us about Open Science in their department. We could have discussed much longer. Thank you for coming to our last event of the semester. We hope to see you at our events next … Continue reading Our First Panel Discussion

6th June 2019 On June 6th we held our third lecture already. Eric-Jan Wagenmakers gave a great talk about the limitations of the p-value, and introduced us to Bayesian inference using JASP. Thank you for coming. We hope to see you at our last event of this semester!

17th April 2019 On April 17th we organized our second lecture. The room was packed (we needed to get extra chairs)! Alexandra Sarafoglou explained the difference between Confirmatory and Exploratory analysis, and gave students advice on how to apply Open Science practices in their own projects. Thank you for coming and we hope to see … Continue reading Our Second Talk

20th March 2019 On March 18th we held our first lecture. Sophia Crüwell introduced everyone to Open Science. Around 50 Bachelor, Master, and PhD students attended. We are thrown away by the turnout and hope to see you all again at our second lecture. Stay tuned for more information!