I strongly believe that open science is necessary for good science. By "good science" I mean experiments which are reproducible and replicable. By "strongly believe" I mean that I can support this claim with arguments and evidence, but I am open to counter-arguments and will be very happy to discuss about this topic.
I sometimes do talks and workshops about the why and how of open/replicable science. I try to combine the necessary theoretical knowledge (the statistics behind the replication crisis) with practical steps towards better research (open workflow).
Below you will find a list of talks and workshops I've held in the past: If you are interested in hosting one of these talks or workshops (or variations thereof) at your department, please contact me. Note that I can give talks in English, German, Russian, Italian, or Czech (with some stuttering for the latter two languages).
An introduction to Open Science. Four-hour workshop conducted in June 2023, for members
of the DFG Priority Programme "The Active Self", in Tutzing, Germany.
Open Science: An Introduction. Workshop conducted in January 2020, for students of the
Masters of Learning Science programme at LMU, Munich, Germany (link to slides and audio recordings here)
Introduction to Bayesian Statistics for Psychologists. Workshop held in December 2019 at my
department seminar, Munich, Germany (link to slides here)
Beyond Statistical Rituals. Talk presented in December 2019, at the OPINE workshop in
Frankfurt, Germany (link to slides here)
Open Science: An Introduction. Workshop conducted in June 2019, at the 3. Summer School
des dbs-Doktorandennetzwerk, Göttingen, Germany (link to slides here) [German]
Pre-registration: Where do I start? Talk presented in May 2019, at the CBS Open Science Day,
Leipzig, Germany (link to slides here, and there is also an audio recording)
Crashkurs über die Bedeutung und Interpretation von p-Werten, sowie deren
Zusammenhang zu Open Science. Video recording of spontaneous attempt at an explanation of p-values in an intuitive but mathematically correct way at the Fellows Freies Wissen Meeting in February 2019, Berlin, Germany (link to video here)
Introduction to R: Everything you can do in SPSS in 60 minutes. Workshop held in December
2018 at my department, Munich, Germany (link to slides and other materials here) [German]
The Why and How of Open Science. Workshop held in April 2018, at an Open
Science Workshop, organised by the Open Innovation in Science Centre (OIS) at the 13. Tagung der Österreichischen Gesellschaft für Psychologie, Linz, Austria (link to slides and other materials here).
The Why and How of Open Science: A crash course. Talk presented in February
2018, at the Seminar of the Clinic of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, University of Munich, Germany (link to slides materials here).
Open Science Framework 101 [as COS ambassador]. Talk presented at the "Open
Science: Improving your workflow to increase transparency and reproducibility" workshop in February 2018, at the Université de Neuchâtel, Neuchâtel, Switzerland (link to slides here).
False Facts: Why are some findings in psychological science not replicable? Talk
presented in October 2017 at the University of New England, Armidale, Australia (link to slides here).