RE: https://fediscience.org/@ElenLeFoll/116595424207032809
This is today, my friends! Send me an e-mail or DM to get the Zoom link, if you haven't already received it via the mailing list. See you later at tea-o-clock! 🫖
RE: https://fediscience.org/@ElenLeFoll/116595424207032809
This is today, my friends! Send me an e-mail or DM to get the Zoom link, if you haven't already received it via the mailing list. See you later at tea-o-clock! 🫖
We recently added two new reading lists! 📚
• Post-Publication Reviewing and Post-Publication Culture
• Error and Error Correction
We would especially like to thank our contributor, Paulina Manduch, for the valuable support and effort in putting these lists together.
You can find the lists via the link below:
https://rpt-rl.netlify.app/
If you find these resources useful, feel free to like, repost, and share them with your network to help spread discussions around open science and reproducibility 💬
Only a few days left to sign up! ⏳
On May 20 at 12 PM, the Lund Biomedicine ReproducibiliTea journal club is hosting a very special event in collaboration with ReproducibiliTea Copenhagen!
For updates and to sign up, visit the Lund Biomedicine page:
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This coming Wednesday (!) 13 May ReproducibiliTea in the HumaniTeas is delighted to welcome Andrey Anderson dos Santos to speak about Open Peer Review. After a short input talk, we will have plenty of time to discuss this rather controversial topic!
Join us at 16:00 CEST in room 4.006 of the @unibibkoeln for tea and cookies, or online via Zoom (see link sent via our mailing list: https://lists.uni-koeln.de/mailman/listinfo/reproducibilitea-humaniteas).
Andrey recently completed his PhD on #OpenScience practices in the #humanities and is coming all the way from Brazil to Cologne, so don't miss out!
Recommended (optional) reading for preparation: https://doi.org/10.1007/s11192-020-03488-4.
Here you’ll find our upcoming sessions for May:
We’re looking forward to another month of engaging discussions on reproducibility, open science, and research practices.
Bring your curiosity (and your tea)! ☕
At ReproducibiliTea in the HumaniTeas we are ignoring the rainy weather and opening the summer season TODAY 16-17:30 CEST with linguist Anne Rosar (University of Mannheim) with a short input talk entitled "From Lab to Public: Navigating the Challenges of Science Communication" that will lead us to an extended discussion on how to communicate our research beyond the ivory tower over tea and biscuits!
For preparation, Anne recommends watching the following presentation of the German Science and Humanities Council's position paper: "Wie gelingt die Kommunikation wissenschaftlichen Wissens?" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKmbxKA94xI). The video is in German but can be watched with auto-generated English subtitles.
You can join us in person @unibibkoeln in Cologne (room 4.006, access via Kerperner Str.) where we serve a range of teas and biscuits. Regular attendees will be pleased to know that we have stocked up on our signature cardamon tea! Alternatively, you can brew your own tea and join us via Zoom (send me a DM/e-mail for the link).
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Have you checked our calendar this month? 👀
Don’t miss the chance to join the conversation and dive into one of the most important topics in the field.
Let’s explore, discuss, and learn together.
https://reproducibilitea.org/calendar
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