ReproducibiliTea Geneva

Join us this Friday (in person or online!) to ease into open science together! This will be a great opportunity to get started with #OpenScience, share experiences and meet other researchers. See you there!🗞️

We are ready for our first session of the semester today! 🚀 looking forward to playing together and hoping to see many of you later! 🫖

Starting into the new semester with a new ReproducibiliTea program! 🚀 We are very excited for the upcoming events and hope to see you there!🍁📑

Join us this Friday for our last journal club of the semester! 📚🫖 We will be discussing an essay on “Open Science 2.0” (Thibault et al., 2023) and are looking forward to your input and ideas! 🤓

It’s time for our next Journal Club this Friday! 🙌 @licataae will be leading the discussion on Frank et al. (2023): Open Access Publishing - noble intention, flawed reality Looking forward to seeing you there!🍵🗞️🤓

Some impressions of our first meeting of the semester! We had a lot of fun playing the “Escape the Lab” boardgame and learning about Open Science at @unige_en 🙌🤩

Join us this Friday for the first Journal Club of the semester!🚀 This time in a new and exciting format! Want to play a board game and improve your knowledge on Open Science? Then don’t miss out on this!🎲🤩

Very excited to share the schedule for the next ReproducibiliTea semester!🤩@UNIGEnews We will start the semester with a fun board game on Open Science, followed by two interesting papers to discuss 🤓 Hope to see you there!📚🌼

Getting ready for our 2nd ReproducibiliTea Journal Club of the semester 🤩 this time, @licataae will lead the discussion on a paper about teaching open science and reproducible scholarship! See you there! 👀🫖☕️

Excited to share our schedule for another ReproducibiliTea semester @UNIGEnews with presenters @HautekietCaro, @licataae, and @EvieVergauwe 📚🤓 Hope to see many of you there! 🎃🍁🎄

Join us this Friday to discuss a paper by Poline and colleagues (2021): "Is Neuroscience FAIR? A Call for Collaborative Standardisation of Neuroscience Data" 🧠👀 The discussion will be led by Abigail Licata @licataae 🙌 See y'all there 🤠

Last week, we discussed the past, the present, and the future of registered reports by Chambers and Tzavella (2022) 🤓 Thank you to all who attended and @EvieVergauwe for a very nice overview, discussion, and even some additional information 👏🤩

Join us for some interesting discussions in the ReproducibiliTea Journal Clubs! ☕️🫖 We kick off the semester this Friday (03/03) with a paper by Krämer (2022). The discussion will be led by @jrflk and @HeiserNeele 🙌

Last one of the semester, ofcourse we’ll be back in the new year 🌟

Join us for the last ReproTea journal club tomorrow (2/12) 🫖 where we will be discussing 'Good enough practices in scientific computing' by Wilson et al. (2017) 😎

This week, we will be discussing “Behavioural science is unlikely to change the world without a heterogeneity revolution” by Bryan et al. (2021). The discussion will be lead by @TSpampatti 🙌 See you all there! 🥳

Are you ready for another semester of ReproTea @ UNIGE? 🤩 Join us next Friday at Uni-Mail for our first journal club in which we will discuss a paper about Science Communication 👀🗣

This week we will have our first in-person journal club of the semester. 🌻 We will be discussing The Alpha War by Machery (2021) and the discussion will be held by @HeiserNeele. See you all on Friday! 🥳 (DM for more information on the location)

@Kata_Gv Hi Katarina, the journal club starts at 1pm in room 3341 at Uni Mail! (I added the updated poster below)

@ReprTea_Geneva What time will the talk on June 3rd take place ? And is it being held in person at Uni Mail ?

Excited to share our Spring 2022 schedule for the ReproducibiliTea Journal Club in Geneva! 🌞 We have some very interesting papers to discuss this semester, so we hope to see you all there! ☕️🫖📚

One to add to your reading list: a part of our WomCogDev lab members wrote a very interesting paper outlining the workflow of our lab 🦩 - created by PI @EvieVergauwe - as an example of how Open Science practices can be applied in a developmental psychology lab 👏