01:12:40

Normalising error detection and trustworthiness assessment in science - Ian Hussey

01:22:59

Are we over-prescribing antidepressants? - Mark Horowitz

50:21

The Collection of Open Science Integrity Guides (COSIG) - Reese Richardson

01:02:41

The Scientific Paper as Product: Paper Mills and Authorship for Sale - Nick Wise

01:04:51

An ECR Perspective on Registered Reports - Emma Henderson

39:36

The Role of Preregistration in Hypothesis-Testing Research - Sajedeh Rasti

56:47

Why I hit things for a living - James Heathers

50:05

Are your participants even real? Why bot detection is now a core skill - Dr Alexandra Lautarescu

01:15:30

Big little lies: Simulating the destructive power of p-hacking - Angelika Stefan

57:26

Reproducible research and reproducibility checks by Dr Eduard Klapwijk

55:15

Multiverse Analysis in Psychophysiology: Flexibility in Data Processing & Analysis by Peter Clayson

58:27

Open Science as an antidote to the existing problems in science by Eiko Fried

50:06

Pre-Registration & Registered Reports by Daniel Lakens (Part 2 or 2)

52:11

Pre-Registration & Registered Reports by Daniel Lakens (Part 1 of 2)

02:15:26

Hans Eysenck and scientific fraud with Tony Pelosi, George Davey Smith & Dorothy Bishop

01:05:03

Cannabis: the Good, the Bad, & the Psychotic by Prof Sir Robin Murray

01:00:41

How to spot pseudoscience by Prof Chris French

01:05:48

ERЯOR: A bug bounty program for science by Dr Ian Hussey

42:23

Checking Robustness in 4 Steps by Dr Michèle Nuijten

56:11

A gentle introduction to scientific error by Dr Nick Brown

47:33

Special Feature - The Science or Fiction Podcast: How does science make the headlines?

01:13:18

How do I come off antidepressants? an interview with Dr Mark Horowitz

48:30

Spam emails in academia – the good, the bad, and the very ugly | Dr Owen Tomlinson

01:00:51

AI-assisted coding: Experiments with GPT-4 | Prof Russ Poldrack

01:25:29

Introduction to R | Dr Joscelin Rocha-Hidalgo

01:02:45

R is for Reproducibility | Dr Emily Nordmann

59:31

Open music research between art and science | Prof Alexander Refsum Jensenius

01:01:55

Supervisors' role modeling of responsible research practices

12:46

"What are the goals a reviewing your code" | Prof Lisa Debruine

01:43

"What should be included when asking others to review your code" Prof Lisa DeBruine

01:01:05

Tips on how to review your code | Prof Lisa Debruine

57:33

Prof Dustin Scheinost & Matt Rosenblatt | Trends in self-citation rates in neuroscience literature

02:37

"We should make it so that you need to know about reproducibility to succeed as a modern researcher"

01:31

"There is a significant gap between apparently reproducible work and necessary effort in practice"

00:57

"Transparent and open source solutions (eg preprint servers) can reduce systemic inequality"

01:01:39

On Intersectionality: Integrating Critical Theories and Methods as a PhD Student | Annalisa Myer

07:33

"It's unsurprising that the adoption of critical theories in PhD students remains sluggish"

01:16

"Now it's a lot harder for young people to get a foothold in science"

08:31

"Biomedical scientists spend too much time writing grants & far too little thinking about science"

55:35

Reproducibility and Innovation: Can we do better? | Dr Stuart Buck

01:15:42

Like the layers of an onion: Transparency and reproducibility for quant research | Prof Ben Marwick

23:16

Dr Julia Strand | Teaching Open Science in the Classroom and the Lab

21:38

Dr Charlotte Pennington | Rigour at grassroots: A consortium approach to student research projects

18:14

Asha Sahni | Reciprocal Mentoring - Understanding, Empathy, Action

23:08

Jenny Mai Phan | Neurodiversity & Open Scholarship for Research & Higher Education

25:52

Dr Flavio Azevedo | Supporting teaching and mentoring of open and reproducible research with FORRT

18:22

Dr Helena Paterson & Phil McCleer | Reflecting on our teaching with open science​

21:44

Prof Malcolm Macleod | Mentoring - something for everyone

56:59

Transforming Science in the 21st Century: Indigenous Knowledge & Epistemic Pluralism Prof Hoppers

01:02:23

Open and reproducible research at CERN by Dr Sunje Dallmeier-Tiessen

01:00:39

Open & reproducible neuroimaging: from study inception to publication Dr Botvinik-Nezer & Dr Niso

25:35

Dr Anna Henschel - "Three easy steps to recruit your own 'unofficial board of mentors’!"

57:45

Dr Eilidh MacNicol | Species agnostic tools for translational MRI processing

01:04:21

Dr Scott Marek & Dr Brenden Tervo-Clemmens | Brain-wide association studies ...

59:29

Dr Jacqueline Fulvio ~ Use webtools to promote balance in cognitive neuroscience citation practices

01:26

"Open science is not yet practiced with kindness and compassion"

01:07:06

Dr Maddi Pownall - Open Science Through a Lens of Feminist Psychology

08:57

"Research around feminist epistemology is being heavily criticised and open science should be aware"

17:47

Academia is based on a power structure on which various forms of dominant knowledge arise

02:10

ResearchEquals is not just about different forms of output being equal