italianrepro @italianrepro@qoto.org

Must read: On the long-term archiving of research data
A preprint by Cyril Pernet, Claus Svarer, Ross Blair, John D. Van Horn, Russell A. Poldrack
"As data sharing becomes the norm, it is essential to clarify responsibilities about who ensures access to the data and in what form. Repositories should clearly state for how long data are guaranteed or just likely to be shared, state who decides when data should move to cold storage (using which criteria) and who is responsible for cold storage..."
https://arxiv.org/abs/2301.01189

Article by Alexander Trevelyan:
"What has risen to the fore over the last few years in these fields is not only a replication crisis, but also a fabrication crisis. It’s a crisis that peer review—or editorial review, for that matter—currently appears utterly incapable of surmounting."

"The secrecy and deference by journal editors cultivates a culture of hesitation and silence; why risk upsetting the nasty investors and putting yourself at risk of lawsuit when there’s no discernible evidence that anything will come of it?"
https://ajtrev.substack.com/p/begone-good-faith

Ringing in the New Year with the

Five selfish reasons to work reproducibly by Florian Markowetz

"And so, my fellow scientists: ask not what you can do for reproducibility; ask what reproducibility can do for you! Here, I present five reasons why working reproducibly pays off in the long run and is in the self-interest of every ambitious, career-oriented scientist". ⬇️
https://genomebiology.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13059-015-0850-7
#Reproducibility

This week, a busy and exciting Wednesday with us!
December 14:

📌 3 pm #ReproCoffee will give you the opportunity to discuss the paper by Wagenmakers EJ, Dutilh G, Sarafoglou A., “The Creativity-Verification Cycle in Psychological Science: New Methods to Combat Old Idols” published in Perspect Psychol Sci., 2018 👇
https://www.itrn.org/initiatives/reprocoffee

📌 5 pm #osos new episode with

Nicholas Coles, Stanford University (US), Director of the Psychological Science Accelerator – recently awarded by the Einstein Foundation - talking about “Multi-lab and Multi-site Projects; the Psychological Science Accelerator” 👇 https://www.itrn.org/initiatives/onlineseminars

Follow the links and book your virtual place!

Today we're involved with our @CarloMiniussi & Davide Crepaldi in the constitutive assembly of #CoARA for reforming #ResearchAssessment.

We’re very proud to be part of the agreement signed so far by 344 institutions!
This agreement will help creating a more open, transparent and reliable research community.

Join in for change!
coara.eu

The next #osos is coming up on 14th December @ 5pm > Nicholas Coles, Director of Psychological Science Accelerator, will talk all about Multi-lab and Multi-site Projects.
Link for registration will be available soon.
Save the date!

First seminar for this #osos second season was a huge success!
The recording is now available on our yt channel 🤩

Join 100+ attendees in watching as Dr. Valentina Pasquale, IIT, nicely illustrates what open science would mean to our society ⚡
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92n2Te6lltM

This week:
📌 November 23 @ 3pm CET: #ReproCoffee ☕️ is back and will host a free virtual discussion on the paper by Szollosi et al. (2020) "Is preregistration worthwhile?"
👉 Book your place at this link: https://www.itrn.org/initiatives/reprocoffee?fbclid=IwAR3O37TSb7elf2Sq4JJR2bgVROIRLFEEdGiDBbJ4yseean6_AJ_aNnma6tk

📌 November 24 @ 3pm CET: The 1st Online Seminar on #OpenScience #osos for the 2022/23 series will be held on Thursday!

with Valentina Pasquale, IIT, Italy
talking about The transformative Potential of Open Science

👉 Book a place using the link at https://www.itrn.org/initiatives/onlineseminars?fbclid=IwAR2sK0JFx0BYuup8B3-i6x2_KRKZFLrEgvBrTAs-yqdNK7rSgNczAiPcERo

Feel free to spread the word with anyone potentially interested.
Looking forward to (virtually) meeting you!

📌 The 1st Online Seminar on Open Science #osos for the 2022/23 series will be held on Thursday, November 24th.

Who: Valentina Pasquale (IIT, Genova, Italy)
What: The transformative Potential of Open Science
When: Thursday, November 24th at 15:00 CET
Where: Online - book a place using the link at https://www.itrn.org/initiatives/onlineseminars
📯 Feel free to spread the word with anyone potentially interested.
💻 Looking forward to (virtually) meeting you!
#OpenScience #ReproducibilityN

🥁 #ITRN has signed the 🇪🇺 Agreement on Reforming #ResearchAssessment and will join #CoARA to be actively engaged in the implementation of the reform
➡️ coara.eu
#ReformingRA