Schedule

Last updated on

Sunday 04 May 2025

Summer semester 2025

This is a project-based seminar that depends on your active participation so you are expected to attend all 11 sessions.

In addition, you are required to attend at least two ReproducibiliTea in the HumaniTeas sessions and to (co-)write a blog post about one of the sessions that you attended. These optional sessions are marked with a tea cup. They take place in room 4.006 of the University Library. 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.

#	Date	Time	Topic
	4 April	17:30–21:00	Research Dilemma Game + Open Science games night (Nacht der Bibliothek)
1	7 April	12:00–13:30	Introduction: The replication crisis
2	14 April	12:00–13:30	Open Science in linguistics and SLA (online)
	14 April	16:00–17:30	Accessible research: Fair, diamond, open, free (Martine Grice)
3	28 April	11:45–13:15	Replicability: Open materials
4	5 May	12:00–13:30	Reproducibility: Open data, code and methods
	5 May	16:00–17:30	Open Science at DFG: Position Paper, Funding and Framework Conditions (Angela Holzer)
5	12 May	12:00–13:30	Questionable research practices (QRPs)
	12 May	16:00–17:30	Beyond the gold standard: Transparency in qualitative corpus analysis (Nathan Dykes)
6	19 May	12:00–13:30	Open access publishing and science communication
7	26 May	12:00–13:30	Pre-registration and other practicalities of doing Open Science
	26 May	16:00–17:30	Reproducibility when working with large language models: A hallucination? (Nils Reiter)
8	2 June	12:00–13:30	Open linguistics for more equity and diversity?
9	16 June	12:00–13:30	Project pitches + feedback
	16 June	16:00–17:30	Let’s talk about language - and its role for replicability (Xenia Schmalz, Anna Yi Leung & Johannes Breuer)
10	23 June	12:00–13:30	Project draft presentations
	23 June	17:45-19:15	Reproducibility in the teaching of digital humanities: Lessons from Programming Historian (Marie Flesch)
11	14 July	12:00–13:30	Project peer review + feedback

Project schedule

The groups for the project work will be formed in the fifth session. More information on the project and the group project work will follow.