This is a project-based seminar that depends on your active participation so regular attendance is expected.
In addition, you are required to attend (online or on-site) at least two ReproducibiliTea in the HumaniTeas sessions. These sessions are marked with a tea cup. They take place in room 4.006 of the University Library and on Zoom. If you sign up to the mailing list, you will receive Zoom links to also be able to attend these sessions online.
Note: The links on this page will be updated throughout the semester.
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Date
Time
Topic
Preparation
Slides
Task
1
16 Oct
10:00–11:30
Open Science as a mouvement: The replication crisis
2
23 Oct
9:30–11:00
Getting started with Open Science (online as part of the Graduate LCR2025 conference)
3
30 Oct
10:00–11:30
Replicability and Open materials
4
13 Nov
10:00–11:30
Reproducibility: Open data, code and methods
13 Nov
16:00–17:30
Reproducibility in automated corpus compilation: Challenges of dynamic workflows (Amalia Canes-Nápoles)
5
20 Nov
10:00–11:30
Questionable research practices (QRPs)
20 Nov
16:00–17:30
Language data publication using TROLLing (Lukas Sönning)
6
27 Nov
10:00–11:30
Open access publishing and science communication
7
4 Dec
10:00–11:30
Pre-registration, registered reports, and other solutions to QRPs
8
11 Dec
10:00–11:30
The pitfalls of p-values and statistical significance
11 Dec
16:00–17:30
Research integrity and reproducibility in the age of generative AI (Mark Dingemanse)
9
18 Dec
10:00–11:30
Open linguistics for more equity and diversity?
18 Dec
16:00–17:30
What can we do with what data? (Maryam Mohammadi)
10
8 Jan
10:00–11:30
Project pitches + feedback
11
15 Jan
10:00–11:30
Project pitches + feedback
12a
22 Jan
10:00–11:30
Workshop: Introduction to Quarto for beginners (Gabrielle Schwierz)
12b
22 Jan
14:00–15.30
Workshop: Themes, templates, pandoc – Style your Quarto (Denis Arnold)
22 Jan
16:00–17.30
Quarto/RMarkdown for reproducible research and academic writing (Elen Le Foll, Gina Reinhard and Aviad Albert)