Everyone is welcome to our third ReproducibiliTea journal club! The idea behind this is to discuss research on open science and reproducibility, irrespective of discipline.
Multi-Site Research Projects: Opportunities, Obstacles, and Outcomes
In this session Greg Keenan , from School of Psychology will talk about , engaging in collaborative projects across multiple sites offers numerous benefits for open and reproducible science. These projects provide greater statistical power, enhance confidence in results, and improve generalisability. This talk will present examples of various types of multi-site collaborations, highlight their advantages while also addressing key considerations when setting up such projects. Common challenges and obstacles will be discussed, along with practical strategies for overcoming them. Additionally, the talk will explore the valuable role that undergraduate and postgraduate dissertation projects can play in contributing to this kind of collaborative work.
If you’d like to present your work in a future session, that would be fantastic! Just let Andy Jones know. If you’re intrigued, feel free to stop by for a cup of tea or coffee, and meet some colleagues.