Coming Up!: Reproducibility Day 2025

We’re thrilled to invite you to Reproducibility Day on November 14th at Uni Dufour (Room 408) – a full day dedicated to open science (OS) and reproducible research!

 

A glance into the day’s activities:

 

Morning Session 10:00 – 12:30 (Hybrid Session – Open to All):
Come join a series of talks on OS, transparency, and reproducibility. Hear from OS expert Prof. Dr. Malte Elson (University of Bern) who will give a talk titled “Preregistration in Psychological Science: Saviour, Vapourware, or Straightjacket?” and see what services and organizations exist at UNIGE to help incorporate reproducible practices within your own research. Join us in person (Uni Dufour room 408) or via Zoom: https://unige.zoom.us/j/66548827127  (Meeting ID: 665 4882 7127)

 

Lunch:
After our morning talks, we’ll provide a light lunch, because reproducibility is best discussed over good food.

 

Afternoon Session 13:45 – 17:00 (Hybrid, Limited In-Person Spots):
Want to go from ideas to practice? After lunch, you can join a hands-on workshop, “Reproducible Research Workflows with Quarto and R - Getting Started”, led by instructors from the Center for Reproducible Science and Research Synthesis of the University of Zurich. The entire event will be hybrid, so you can join in-person (spots limited) or online (keep in mind we can only offer limited support if online).

 

• Learn how to combine coding, writing, and publication-ready formatting in one place.

• See how to make your workflow transparent and fully reproducible.

⚡ In-person spots for the workshop are first come, first serve—so sign up early for the afternoon workshop if you want in.

 

Details

• When: November 14th, 10:00-17:00

• Where: Uni Dufour, Room 408 or via Zoom

• Workshop registration deadline: November 6th

• Sign up here for the workshop (no registration is needed for the morning session):https://forms.gle/FcfAPE9sE62CeUjX6

 

Whether you’re curious about open science, want hands-on experience, or just want to connect with colleagues over lunch, Reproducibility Day has something for you!

We hope to see you there!

We would like to thank the Fonds Général of the University of Geneva, as well as the Center for Reproducible Science and Research Synthesis for funding this day. The first part of the day (until after the lunch) can be attended by anyone, without registration.