ReproducibiliTea
ReproducibiliTea Nijmegen is currently inactive (as of March 31, 2022) due to the organising members’s recent moves away from Nijmegen/academia. If you’re interested in bringing this back alive, reach out to the OSCN via the email address on the contact page!
ReproducibiliTea is a global initiative bringing journal clubs on reproducibility and open science to, at the time of writing, 139 institutes in 27 countries spread over 5 continents. There is more information on the initiative and current chapter on the ReproducibiliTea website.
Next event
There are no events scheduled.
Most recent event
Our last event was on February 16, 2022, 15:00 CEST. For more information, see here. For all future meetings, see our agenda. For all past meetings, see the schedule below.
Information on the special series we hosted from April to September 2021 can be found here.
Objectives
- learn about cool papers/initiatives related to open open science and reproducibility
- have friendly and engaging discussions about open science and reproducibility
- meet new people interested in these topics in the Radboud campus
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Paper suggestions
We want this journal club to reflect the interests of its members–you! You can add your suggestions and contact information here. Suggestions can be peer-reviewed papers, but also preprints, blog posts, iniatives etc.
When you suggest papers for discussion please keep these guidelines in mind:
- the topic of the paper should be relevant for open science (e.g. pre-registration, replicability, reproducibility, robustness, open access, transparency, inclusivity, diversity, philosophy of science)
- length should not exceed 12 pages (for journal-formatted papers; 24 for double-spaced ones)
- not too technical please–discussion should be accessible to be people of different backgrounds!
Practical info
The journal club will meet monthly (usually the 3rd Wednesday of the month; see exact dates below) at 15:00. For the time being, meetings will take place online.
The person who suggested the topic of discussion will introduce it in 10 minutes or under and then we discuss! Meetings will last no longer than an hour.
In the presentation of the paper/topic of discussion identify:
- the problem the paper addresses
- the solution the paper advocates
- the relevance of the paper (for the presenter or more generally)
- what is special about the paper
- the limitations of the paper
Schedule
This is the schedule for all upcoming meetings:
| Day | Paper(s) | Keywords | Presenter |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | - | - | - |
| February 16th | Ngiam (2021) | CRediT | Eva |
| January 19th | Debrouwere and Rosseel (2021) | research methods | Johannes |
| 2021 | - | - | - |
| December 15th | Maier and Lakens (pre-print) | statistics | Eva |
| November 17th | Parsons and Bagliani (2021) | peer review | Lena |
| October 27th | Gilmore et al. (2018) | data sharing | Lena |
| September 15th | Series: How do we fix the publishing system? | - | Eva, Johannes, Lena |
| June 16th | Series: How do we fix the publishing system? | - | Eva, Johannes, Lena |
| April 21th | Series: How do we fix the publishing system? | - | Eva, Johannes, Lena |
| May 19th | Series: How do we fix the publishing system? | - | Eva, Johannes, Lena |
| March 17th | Tiokhin et al. (2021) | publishing system | Lena |
| February 17th | Locke (2009) | research methods | Rowan |
| January 20th | Scheel et al. (2020) | hypothesis testing | Eva |
The next ReproducibiliTea will also be shown in the Agenda.
Inclusivity
Everyone is welcome 
We want to hear from anyone who’s interested in open science and reproducibility (pro or against) regardless of background, discipline, and career stage.
Do you have questions? You can contact us at contact at openscience-nijmegen.nl.