Over the last couple of years, a number of people at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich have relentlessly (in a good way) been pushing open science efforts. Be it in the form of incorporating open science badges, signing open initiatives, or the foundation of an Open Science Committee at LMU, there has been a lot of activity in a very desireable direction.
These activities have finally led to an even more manifest joint effort, the foundation of the Open Science Center at LMU. We had the great pleasure to talk to Anne-Laure Boulesteix and Felix Schönbrodt about how the foundation came about, its self-conception, its mission and the services it can offer to researchers at the LMU and maybe even beyond.
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Shownotes: OSR124 Open Science Center at LMU Munich [EN]
Introduction Anne-Laure Boulesteix
00:01:18Anne-Laure Boulesteix; — Institute for Medical Information Processing, Biometry, and Epidemiology;.
Introduction Felix
00:03:40Felix Schönbrodt; — Department of Psychology at the LMU; — Replication Crisis;.
Idea and first steps
00:05:35Open Science Committee at the Department of Psychology; — Informed consent; — Pregistration; — LMU Professorship advertisement in 2015 including Open Science statement;.
Activities and Services
00:14:52Network of (German-speaking) Open Science Initiatives; — Quest Center at BIH Berlin; — Ulrich Dirnagel; — Meta-research;.
OSC Toolbox
00:24:19OSC Toolbox; — Open Science Framework; — Markus Bühner (Head of Psychology Department of the LMU);.
Recommendations for similar initiatives
00:28:42
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