The Open Science Series takes place during the Psychological colloquium, Thursdays from 16:00-18:00. 

16.05.24

• What is the Brain Imaging Data Structure (BIDS) and why should you know about it? (Julius Welzel, University Kiel)

08.06.23

• Open and reproducible neuroimaging: From study inception to publication (Jochem Rieger, UOL)

04.05.23

• The effect of analytical choices on fMRI findings and what we can do about it? (Rotem Botvinik-Nezer, Dartmouth College, Hanover, U.S.)

09.06.22

• Opening Pandora’s box: Practices, Problems, Prospects and Perspectives of data sharing in Psychology (Dr. Tina Lonsdorf – UKE)

05.05.22

• Multiverse analyses in cognitive neuroscience – The METEOR project (Prof. Dr. Andrea Hildebrandt UOL)

20.01.22​​​​​​

• Open Science: What have we achieved, where do we go? (Felix Schönbrodt, LMU)

13.01.22

• Open Access publishing and funding possibilities at the University of Oldenburg (Kim Braun, BIS UOL)

06.01.22

• Experiences with Registered Reports: An Update (Jill von Conta, UOL)

17.06.21

• Code Sharing (Dr. Sarah Blum and Arnd Meiser, Oldenburg)

20.05.21

• Data sharing and preregistration (Dr. Stephanie Rosemann, Georgetown)
• Introduction of the DFG Core Facility Grant (Gerätezentrum, Dr. Tina Schmitt, Oldenburg)

22.04.21 

• Registered reports (Jill von Conta, Oldenburg) 
• Introduction of the Open Science Interest Group of the Department of Psychology (Nadine Jacobsen, Oldenburg)