Monthly drop-in open science sessions
This semester, the PSI Open Science Committee is excited to host monthly drop-in open science sessions. The aim of these sessions is to provide a relaxed atmosphere where PSI's researchers can receive personalized advice on incorporating open science practices in your research and teaching.
Our sessions will be facilitated by PSI staff members who have a diverse range of experience with open science, who will be available to offer their insights and expertise. We also extend an invitation to those who would like to allocate time to work on open science tasks but do not necessarily have any questions and would like to join a group of like-minded folks. Coffee, tea, and baked treats will also be served.
These sessions may especially be of interest to those who are planning grant applications or project proposals and would like advice on how to best address open science practice criteria. However, questions associated with any stage of the research process are welcome.
Potential topics of discussion include (but are not limited to):
- Pre-registration of hypothesis-driven research and Registered Reports
- Implementing open science in qualitative research
- User participation
- Sharing research materials
- Statistical power and sample size estimation
- Preprinting
- Reproducible meta-analysis
So that we can be best prepared to assist you, briefly outline your question/desired topic of discussion on this Nettskjema page at least a week before attending a session: https://nettskjema.
Here is the schedule for PSI open science drop-in sessions this semester:
- February 13th (12-13, HSH Seminar room 2)
- March 12th (12-13, HSH Seminar room 4)
- April 9th (12-13, HSH Seminar room 2)
- May 7th (12-13, HSH Seminar room 2)
- June 11th (12-13, HSH Seminar room 6)
We look forward to meeting you at these sessions!
The current working group comprises subgroups for teaching, infrastructure and scope. We have also established yearly awards:
PAST OPEN SCIENCE AWARD WINNERS
OPEN SCIENCE AWARDS 2023
Nina Junker, Dan Quintana and Julien Mayor
OPEN SCIENCE AWARDS 2022
The Open Science working group is grateful for the many excellent nominations for PSI's first Open Science Awards, and announce three winners:
- Athanasia Mowinckel for numerous major undertakings to improve openness and reproducibility
- Agnes Anden?s for long-standing efforts to increase openness and transparency of qualitative research
- Nora Rose Serres & Silje Robberstad for conducting each of their masters projects in developmental psychology as full Registered Reports, obtaining stage 1 in-principle acceptance before data collection
The winners were selected based on their excellent contributions to improving psychological science across several subdisciplines and using a multitude of methods. Working group members involved in the selection were: Siri Leknes, Guro Brokke Omland, Markus Handal Sneve, Kristin Audunsdottir, Reidar Schei Jessen, P?l Ulleberg.