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🚨 New Video Alert! 🚨 Watch Ian Hussey take us through the exciting developments in error detection, featuring ERROR, the innovative pre-registration assessment tool by @jamiecummins.bsky.social, and much more. Video: tinyurl.com/36aekd95 Slides: osf.io/b7es8/

🚨 New Video Alert! 🚨 Thank you so much Chris French profchrisfrench.bsky.social 🇺🇦 for giving us a very entertaining tour of the philosophy and history of science, very instructive in how to spot pseudoscience! Video: tinyurl.com/36aekd95 Slides: osf.io/b7es8/

🚨 New Video Alert! 🚨 An incredibly informative talk on the link between cannabis and psychosis. Sir Robin's deep knowledge on the topic was a brilliant way to end the Open Research Summer School! Video: tinyurl.com/36aekd95 Slides: osf.io/b7es8/

🚨 New Video Alert! 🚨 Daniël Lakens gave a very informative walk through and QA on pre-registration, RegisteredReports, and when & how to deviate from you registered protocol! You can find Parts 1 and 2 of his talks here: Video: tinyurl.com/36aekd95 Slides: osf.io/b7es8/

Any useful resources on how to critically read a science paper? Something spicy/unconventional, like red flags to spot, "scratch and sniff" tests (eg statcheck), peer review sites (eg pubpeer), hot spots to read first (eg CoIs/tables/methods/clinicaltrials.gov), etc.

Excited to announce that Eiko Fried gave an insightful talk on how open science can be an antidote to problems in science as part of the rebooted RIOT Science Rotterdam! Link to the video: youtu.be/2DzIR5yJNXk?fe…

Join us for today´s RIOT Online Seminar at 4PM CEST! Peter Clayson will talk about Multiverse Analysis in Psychophysiology and how it can help to improve reproducibility in Psychology and Clinical Neuroscience. You can join via Livestream at: tinyurl.com/mt2dsuyv

Excited to welcome Angelika Stefan to King’s Open Research Summer School on Mon 21st July. She’ll be sharing new reflections since Big Little Lies, a standout in the growing movement to detect and challenge questionable research practices. Register: tinyurl.com/j7y9962r

Join Dr. Michèle Nuijten for “A Four-Step Robustness Check” at the King’s Open Research Summer School on Tues 22nd July for a practical guide to assessing how solid your findings really are. Register: tinyurl.com/yt8udeyk

Can you publish a non-significant result and say something meaningful? Find out with ᴅʀ ᴍɪʀᴄᴇᴀ ᴢʟᴏᴛᴇᴀɴᴜ 🌼🐝, in his talk and workshop on "Publishing Non-Significant Results: An Intro to Equivalence Tests" Register here: tinyurl.com/ORSS2025 #OpenScience #EquivalenceTesting

Can we normalise error detection in science? Join Ian Hussey as he explores how we assess trustworthiness and challenge misconduct in academic work. Register free here tinyurl.com/4un95jwp

Ever wondered how closely a paper matches its preregistration? Join @jamiecummins.bsky.social for an intro to RegCheck, a practical tool for better transparency in deviations from pre-registered protocols Register for free: tinyurl.com/4un95jwp