Check out this summer school in open research in the life sciences held in Berlin in September! The event is appropriate for early career researchers in a variety of fields, including psychology, and attendance is free! #OpenScience

Join us for our upcoming ReproducibiliTea session with Gilad Feldman ! Participants are welcome to join in person in Bergen, or via MS Teams (shoot me an e-mail for the link). Universitetet i Bergen

Upcoming talk at ReproducibiliTea Bergen: "You matter and can make a real difference!: Students & early-career researchers are key to science & the science reform movement" 14:15–16:00 | Monday, April 4th (CET, GMT+1) Contact Samantha Harris for the MS Teams link. Come join us!

Check out this goldmine of open scienc related resources on Gilad Feldman ‘s website mgto.org! particularly the templates and guidelines can save some of us lots of time and improve our work! #OpenScience #RegisteredReports #AcademicTwitter

If Open Science was run by an organization, this is the moment where management treats everyone to a cake with one of those printed messages 'well done!' and a card that says how proud they are. You'll have to buy your own cake, but this is still an amazing achievement.

🚨Join us on Wednesday this week for a guest talk by Gilad Feldman on replications! 11:00-12:30 Oslo time (on Zoom)🚨 Check out the thread below👇

Many of us are aware of the limitations of null-hypothesis significance testing, but what are it's implications for the theory crisis in psych? This is the topic for our next Rep-Tea session with Vebjørn Ekroll on 2.May at 14.15. Universitetet i Bergen

Er du interessert i åpen og gjennomsiktig forskning? Denne uken er det #OpenAccessWeek, og du kan finne foredrag om åpen forskning her: openscience.no/aktuelt/open-a…

🚨 Researchers based in Norway 🚨 If you want to learn more about conducting open and reproducible research check out these upcoming events 🇳🇴

Unsolicited📖recommendation! Stuart Ritchie’s book was in equal measures scary and motivating. “Let’s work to resist our focus on shiny research findings and learn to value results that are solid, even if they’re less immediately thrilling” #openscience Open Science The Norwegian Reproducibility Network (NORRN)

We are very excited to announce the launch of the Danish Reproducibility Network! 🎉 Check out our website and sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date: danish-repro.github.io @MartaTopor @vibeke_dam [email protected]

Join us for a discussion on how open source tools can enable automated, reproducible and scalable public health reporting. The session can be attended in person (Georg Sverdrups hus, Oslo) as well as online on Zoom. Find out more here: ub.uio.no/english/course…

Excited to be hosting today’s ReproducibiliTea Bergen session on . ‘s slightly provocative (my personal opinion) and thought-provoking 2018 blogpost ‘No, it’s not the incentives- it’s you!’ Should make for an exciting discussion! The Norwegian Reproducibility Network (NORRN) Open Science OpenSci Talk

It seems almost impossible to imagine that some people out there have not yet heard of our lovely podcast Nullius In Verba - about science, what it is, and what it could be - with Smriti Mehta. But we can not ignore the data. So, loyal listeners, do spread the word!

New podcast episode! @sarah_sauve and Helena Gellersen are joined by notable guests Flavio Azevedo and Paul Whaley 👍 to discuss citational politics. Can we use our citation practices to shift existing imbalances in academic structures? Listen on Soundcloud here: on.soundcloud.com/n4yTE

We are very pleased to share that our speaker in May will be Dr Dr. Christina Bergmann - Skies are blue...! Christina will talk about the buffet approach to apply open science practices! Sign-up: eventbrite.com/e/the-open-sci…

Final chance to get involved in this large-scale multi analyst reanalysis project. Let's go 😊

We will be streaming this event on the 5th floor of Christie’s gate 12! Come join us - everyone is welcome!

Second annual The Norwegian Reproducibility Network (NORRN) 🇳🇴 event kicked off this morning with a fantastic keynote by Gilad Feldman and a panel discussion on incorporating #OpenScience in teaching now continues locally with afternoon workshops and ReproducibiliTea sessions Universitetet i Oslo, Universitetet i Bergen and Handelshøyskolen BI 🙌🏻

Part 2 of The Norwegian Reproducibility Network (NORRN) annual event: panel discussion with Nora Serres, Ulf Toelch + Erik Løhre. One of my fav take away messages: openness does not equal quality! This ties in nicely with our local Universitetet i Bergen node workshop with Vebjørn Ekroll on Bayesian alternatives to NHST!