[Open-Science-de] Invitation to Symposium on Good Scientific Practice and Open Science

[Cornelia van Scherpenberg]

Dear Open Science enthusiasts,

we would like to invite you to register for our symposium Doing Good – 
Scientific Practice under Review which will take place at theMPI for 
Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences and the Research Academy Leipzig on 
*November 14 & 15, 2019*. The symposium is especially aimed for doctoral 
students and post-docs and is free or charge. Registration ends August 15!

We are proud to present you an exciting programme with keynote lectures, 
workshops and hands-on sessions covering topics like reproducibility and 
the replication crisis, statistical bias and p-hacking, open data, and 
research integrity. The symposium will finish with a panel discussion 
which brings together different stakeholders of the academic system to 
debate current and future developments of Good Scientific Practice.

Please find further information below and on our website 
<https://www.cbs.mpg.de/doing-good>.

Best,
Cornelia van Scherpenberg and Sandra Martin, Organisers

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Doing Good – Scientific Practice under Review

Symposium on Good Scientific Practice and Open Science

Location: Leipzig, Germany

Date: November 14 & 15, 2019

Deadline for registration: August 15, 2019

Website: https://www.cbs.mpg.de/doing-good

Organisers: Cornelia van Scherpenberg, Sandra Martin (MPI CBS)

Are we doing good? Let's review scientific practice!

The symposium Doing Good – Scientific Practice under Reviewwill take 
place at the Research Academy Leipzig and the Max Planck Institute for 
Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences on November 14 and 15, 2019. 
Organised by and for doctoral students and early career researchers, it 
takes a bottom-up approach to central aspects of Good Scientific 
Practice and Open Science in empirical research. It aims to examine 
current scientific practices and to offer a thorough view on novel 
perspectives regarding the publication system, statistical analyses as 
well as methodological and ethical aspects in scientific research.

Keynote lectures, held by Prof. Ulrich Dirnagl (Charité and QUEST Center 
Berlin) and Dr. Candice Morey (University of Cardiff), will provide the 
conceptual framework.

Workshops and hands-on sessions will cover topics like reproducibility 
and the replication crisis, statistical bias and p-hacking, and open 
data and preregistration and will encourage critical discourse, e.g. in 
sessions on ethical considerations and research integrity. Participants 
will have the opportunity to learn about recent developments and 
challenges in Good Scientific Practice and to transfer the knowledge to 
their own research projects.

The symposium will finish with a panel discussion during which current 
and future developments of Good Scientific Practice will be debated by 
experts who act as stakeholders of the academic system. The panel 
discussion will be open to the public.

Deadline for registration is August 15and participation is free of 
charge! Find further informationhere <https://www.cbs.mpg.de/doing-good>.

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