September 2026
Open Science is becoming increasingly important across scientific disciplines. This two-part workshop introduces participants to the core principles of Open Science and preregistration, including reproducibility, questionable research practices, and transparent research methods. In a practical hands-on session, participants will also learn how to create a preregistration using the Open Science Framework (OSF).
Bayesian methods are increasingly common across the empirical sciences, but getting started can be daunting. This two-day workshop led by Dr. Julius Pfadt and Henrik Godman (University of Amsterdam) introduces Bayesian inference for researchers who work quantitatively and would like to add Bayesian tools to their repertoire. No prior experience with Bayesian statistics is required.