ReproducibiliTea Journal Club Geneva

Getting ready for a semester full of open and reproducible science! 🚀Researchers from all fields and career stages are welcome - online or in person!
See you there✨

Join us today (in person or online) for our last session of the semester!⭐️

This is an introductory session - so perfect for those who are curious but do not have a lot of experience on the topic (yet!)

See you there!🥳

📣 We are looking for new members for the ReproducibiliTea Steering Committee!

📅 Applications are open until 30th November 2025 (midnight CET).

👉 Full Announcement:
docs.google.com/document/d/1...

✍️ Application Form:
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This Friday we will have the second journal club session of the semester! 🌟 Dr. Maria Cappelli and Prof. Giovanna Di Marzo Serugendo will lead the discussion on challenges at the intersection of artificial intelligence and open science. Join us in-person at Uni Mail or via Zoom (dm for the link)!

🌟 Thanks to everyone who joined #ReproDay 2025 last week! We presented groups within the @swissrn.bsky.social, dug into preregistration, AI in peer review, and error.reviews with @malte.the100.ci, and built Quarto-based reproducible workflows with instructors from the CRS (www.crs.uzh.ch/en.html) 🚀

Join us next week for Reproducibility Day! 🌟 The morning session is open to all (no registration needed) and we are still accepting registrations for those who want to attend the Quarto afternoon workshop remotely (in-person spots are filled). Check out the flyer or contact us for more details! 🚀

Tomorrow, we will kick off the semester with our spookiest session yet - a Halloween special!🎃👻

Come meet like-minded peers👋, play a spooky open science game👻, and enjoy some Halloween treats🍬!

Costumes encouraged, candy provided! See you tomorrow at 16h. For more info feel free to reach out!

Thank you @annemscheel.bsky.social for visiting us in Geneva, we were delighted to get to know & exchange with you!💬

Your insightful meta-science talk put the underlying structure of research (the different processes of scientific discovery, testing, & inference) into perspective - so helpful! ⚙️🤓

And Alessandra Rampinini and Valentina Borghesani @vborghesani.bsky.social gave a thought-provoking presentation on challenges and experiences in sharing open data 📊🧠

Jamil Zaghir gave an interesting introduction to his work on data set creation through crosslingual annotation projection🤩

For our last session this semester, we got to listen to two great talks! 🤩 (⬇️ more below)

🔐⚛️💬🧠 Join us for a talk by Anne Scheel (open science/metascience researcher: www.uu.nl/staff/AMSche...

It will be next Thursday, May 22nd at 12h15 – 13h45 (Salle Uni-Mail 1130) on "Detecting and explaining psychological phenomena" using exploratory vs. confirmatory research. Everyone is welcome!

Great atmosphere at the Open Science day of the KU Leuven when Evie Vergauwe @evievergauwe.bsky.social member of our steering committee, gave a keynote titled "Open Science needs more than enthusiasm".
Photo: Aziza Menouni
#openscience #swissrn #reproducibility

We had a great start to the semester last Friday! 🤩
We played the “ Game on Open Access” (de Andrade et al., 2021, University of Antwerp) which was a lot of fun! Already looking forward to our next Journal Club, April 17th!

We are looking forward to this semesters’ program! 🤩
Starting off *this Friday* already, with a fun Game on Open Access by de Andrade and colleagues (2021, University of Antwerp)

See you there!🚀

Hey there! We are ReproducibiliTea Geneva👋
As part of the @reproducibilitea.org community, we meet regularly at the University of Geneva to discuss all things open and reproducible science, in a relaxed atmosphere over a cup of tea🫖📚! Feel free to get in touch!