Endorsing open-science and promoting a credibility revolution as an Early Career Researcher
Channel: Gilad Feldman
Date: 2021-04-27

This is an online/remote talk given at the City University of Hong Kong on April 26, 2021, by Gilad Feldman

Slides: https://mgto.org/2021CityUworkshop 

Chapters:
00:00 Opening note
10:14 My decisions to embark on open-science as an Early Career Researcher (ECR).
17:10 Trying open science through work with guided thesis students: Pre-registered replications and extensions.
21:45 Case Study: Exceptionality effect replication and extension + meta-analysis
32:12 Deciding to scale up: Opening up everything, inviting other ECRs.
35:05 Summary and recommendations
37:30 Replication/reproducibility crisis: Need for a credibility revolution and open-science.
47:42 What is open-science? Registered Reports as example of tackling crisis.
1:07:13 Scaling up, mass mobilizing students. Summarizing 100 replications conducted at HKU.

Previous workshops: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRAF6P3W1K4cvLnkXXHb0jFUR-OwVcJ9k 
Previous talks: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRAF6P3W1K4dvKaG16-dzvzxoniIDwP7R 
All teaching materials: http://mgto.org/teaching-courses/

= Our resources =

Mass replications project: https://mgto.org/pre-registered-replications/

Resources about "open science" and the "credibility revolution": https://mgto.org/open-science/ 

Registered Reports templates: http://mgto.org/RRmanuscripttemplate
Open peer review template: http://mgto.org/peerreviewtemplate

Collaborative replication & extensions guides
Pre-registered replication guide: http://mgto.org/replicationguide
Extensions guide: http://mgto.org/extensionsguide

Collaborative Supporting Guides
Effect size guide: http://mgto.org/effectsizepowerguide
R/JAMOVI/JASP guide: http://mgto.org/hkujamovijasprguide

= External resources mentioned =

7 easy steps to open science: https://psyarxiv.com/cfzyx 

Reproducibility and replicability reading list: https://docs.google.com/document/d/14lBD0aZDPij2Z6AOpAharOAtmt6ZBI0EuF3_tu8m66I/edit

Open Science Knowledge Base: https://how-to-open.science/ ; https://www.cos.io/communities/open-scholarship-knowledge-base

Why open research: http://whyopenresearch.org

Academic jobs that mention open science: https://osf.io/7jbnt/ 

= Adopted from wonderful presentations =

Felix Schönbrodt Open Science Crash Course (everything in 5 hours): https://osf.io/qvfp8/

Why* open science? (* and why not) A primer on open science practices for graduate students and early career researchers. James Montilla Doble: https://figshare.com/articles/presentation/Why_open_science_A_primer_on_open_science_practices_for_graduate_students_and_early_career_researchers/9608645/2

Reproducibility in Research, MeMo meeting, 9-Jul-2020, Johnny Lau & Stef Melissa: https://osf.io/vgfc7/

How open science helps researchers succeed. Maria Cruz | ONWAR Annual PhD-Student Meeting | 21 November 2019: https://zenodo.org/record/3545958

Easing into open science: no time like the present. Dr. Priya Silverstein, http://osf.io/ha4m6 ; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owJaD3UiseQ

5 selfish reasons to work reproducibly, Florian Markowetz:
https://genomebiology.biomedcentral.com/track/pdf/10.1186/s13059-015-0850-7.pdf

Dan Quintana: Applying open science practices to your research: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSTN8Biw6cE

Dan Quintana: Five things about open and reproducible science that every early career researcher should know: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uCG3Fl6ugE&

Jon Tennet's Open Science as an Early Career Researcher: Viva la revolución?: https://figshare.com/articles/presentation/Open_Science_as_an_Early_Career_Researcher_Viva_la_revoluci_n_/8034746

Steinhardt, I. (2019). Is Open Science the better Science? : https://figshare.com/articles/presentation/Is_Open_Science_the_better_Science_/9891596