Alessandro van den Berg
- oLT11: State Your Incentive
Alex Byrnes
- oLT15: Science reform: Do we need a plan B?
Alex Panicacci
- oHC9: When race categories do not reflect racial identities: Developing guidelines for collecting and reporting data about race
Amanda Krause
- oLT3: Igniting interest in psychology research subjects through alumni career successes
Anna Langener
- oWS6: Just in Time or Just a Guess? Validating Prediction Models Based on Longitudinal Data
Anne Gärtner
- oWS1: What is Good Research? A New Approach to Research Assessment Beyond h-Index and Impact Factors
Anne Königs
- oHC1: Back to the Future: Let’s Reuse Research.
Anne Scheel
- oOT3: Keynote Panel 1: The Future of Open Science
Anurada Amarasekera
- oUC5: Crowdsourcing lessons learned from registered reports
Aoife O'Mahony
- oLT1: Exploring Discrepancies between Protocols and Published Scoping Reviews: What Differs and Why?
Aurélien Allard
- oOT4: Keynote Panel 2: The Evolution and Current Landscape of Open Science
Baine B Craft
- oHC8: Mentors without mentees: Problem solving fellowship engagement among BIPOC university students.
- oLT9: Psyched in or out: Evaluation of psychology club for first year students of color
Barnabas Szaszi
- oOT3: Keynote Panel 1: The Future of Open Science
Bethany Hoff
- oHC8: Mentors without mentees: Problem solving fellowship engagement among BIPOC university students.
- oLT9: Psyched in or out: Evaluation of psychology club for first year students of color
Brittany Blankinship
- oWS2: Pair programming for more reproducible analysis
- oUC4: Learning and Teaching Programming: Stories, Hacks, and Metaphors
Cooper Smout
- oLT4: Metavaluation: An open, fair, and inclusive mechanism for valuing diverse scholarly contributions
- oHC4: Metavaluation: Recognising and rewarding diverse contributions to SIPS
Daniela Saderi
- oWS5: Conducting Ethical and Constructive Peer Review with PREreview
Daniel Morillo
- oLT6: Radical Transparency: A leap forwad in open research practices
Dermot Lynott
- oLT5: NORF TROPIC: Bridging the Gap Between Knowledge and Adoption in Open Research
Dounia Lakhzoum
- oLT5: NORF TROPIC: Bridging the Gap Between Knowledge and Adoption in Open Research
Dustin Haraden
- oWS3: Defense Against the Dark R's: Intro to R for Social Scientists
Effie Marathia
- oUC2: Navigating the research maze: Creating sustainable research cultures for early career researchers
Felix Schönbrodt
- oWS1: What is Good Research? A New Approach to Research Assessment Beyond h-Index and Impact Factors
Gizem Solmaz-Ratzlaff
- oHC10: The role of AI in qualitative research: Balancing opportunities and challenges
Harrison Paff
- oUC2: Navigating the research maze: Creating sustainable research cultures for early career researchers
Harry Clelland
- oOT3: Keynote Panel 1: The Future of Open Science
Hilary Lustick
- oHC10: The role of AI in qualitative research: Balancing opportunities and challenges
Ines Schmahl
- oHC2: So just how much work is involved in doing this project? Using the Heliocentric Model of Open Science Documentation to understand labor in scientific processes.
Iris Nomikou
- oHC10: The role of AI in qualitative research: Balancing opportunities and challenges
Isabelle Eljed
- oLT2: Exploring Student and Staff Experiences of an Online Research-Focused Resource Library
Jane Hergert
- oHC7: Beyond the Usual Suspects: A Global Initiative to Map a Broader Spectrum of Questionable Research Practices in Psychology
Jesse Peregrino
- oLT7: What are we measuring? Measurement of attitudes and beliefs towards SARS-CoV-2
Julia Bottesini
- oOT5: Social Gathering: Online Open Science Escape Room
- oOT1: Social Gathering: Speed Networking
Julia Strand
- oOT4: Keynote Panel 2: The Evolution and Current Landscape of Open Science
Kailey Lawson
- oOT4: Keynote Panel 2: The Evolution and Current Landscape of Open Science
Kalum Kumar
- oUC5: Crowdsourcing lessons learned from registered reports
Kasia Banas
- oWS2: Pair programming for more reproducible analysis
- oUC4: Learning and Teaching Programming: Stories, Hacks, and Metaphors
Katie Corker
- oOT4: Keynote Panel 2: The Evolution and Current Landscape of Open Science
Kelton Travis
- oUC5: Crowdsourcing lessons learned from registered reports
Kohinoor M Darda
- oUC1: Is open science really open in India? Exploring ways to make research more open, accessible, and interdisciplinary!
Lara Aknin
- oUC5: Crowdsourcing lessons learned from registered reports
Lauren N Beadleston
- oUC2: Navigating the research maze: Creating sustainable research cultures for early career researchers
Leonie Dudda
- oLT10: The influence of communication about the replication crisis on public trust in science
Lindsay Lee
- oHC10: The role of AI in qualitative research: Balancing opportunities and challenges
Lisa Spitzer
- oHC6: Community Testing of ZPID’s Preregistration Platform “PreReg”
Lukas Röseler
- oHC3: Expanding & Strengthening the FORRT Replication Hub
- oOT3: Keynote Panel 1: The Future of Open Science
- oLT12: We cannot solve the replication crisis without replications
Mark Watford
- oHC10: The role of AI in qualitative research: Balancing opportunities and challenges
Melissa Kline Struhl
- oWS4: Psych-DS: Practical steps to a standardized and shareable dataset
Michèle B. Nuijten
- oOT4: Keynote Panel 2: The Evolution and Current Landscape of Open Science
Monica Gonzalez-Marquez
- oHC2: So just how much work is involved in doing this project? Using the Heliocentric Model of Open Science Documentation to understand labor in scientific processes.
- oHC10: The role of AI in qualitative research: Balancing opportunities and challenges
Myelin Achemon
- oLT16: Using virtual avatars for open and accessible science communication
Nicholas Coles
- oOT3: Keynote Panel 1: The Future of Open Science
Paweł Lenartowicz
- oLT13: Looking for evidence that publish-or-perish reinforces publication bias and gamification of publishing strategy
Pawel Orzechowski
- oUC4: Learning and Teaching Programming: Stories, Hacks, and Metaphors
Phy The Neutrophil
- oLT16: Using virtual avatars for open and accessible science communication
Priya Silverstein
- oUC3: Future of SIPS
- oOT2: Opening / President
Psydere
- oLT16: Using virtual avatars for open and accessible science communication
Rachel L Renbarger
- oHC10: The role of AI in qualitative research: Balancing opportunities and challenges
Rachel Plouffe
- oUC2: Navigating the research maze: Creating sustainable research cultures for early career researchers
Sarah Bakirci
- oLT14: Using Multivariable Mendelian Randomization to Examine the Impact of Childhood- and Adulthood-Diagnosed ADHD on Mental and Physical Health Outcomes
Shanu Shukla
- oLT8: Selecting the Right Stimuli: Insights from a Pilot study
- oUC7: From Screens to Science: Advancing Experimental Research on Media Multitasking
Sondra Stegenga
- oHC10: The role of AI in qualitative research: Balancing opportunities and challenges
Stephanie Elizabeth Beckman
- oHC10: The role of AI in qualitative research: Balancing opportunities and challenges
Stephanie Lee
- oOT3: Keynote Panel 1: The Future of Open Science
Steven Verheyen
- oLT10: The influence of communication about the replication crisis on public trust in science
Swarali Sonar
- oUC1: Is open science really open in India? Exploring ways to make research more open, accessible, and interdisciplinary!
Syzygy "Z" Altair
- oLT16: Using virtual avatars for open and accessible science communication
Tamás Nagy
- oHC7: Beyond the Usual Suspects: A Global Initiative to Map a Broader Spectrum of Questionable Research Practices in Psychology
Tanvi Raghuram
- oUC1: Is open science really open in India? Exploring ways to make research more open, accessible, and interdisciplinary!
Thomas R Evans
- oHC5: Improving Accessible Feedback Mechanisms in Research: Development of a Living E-Book
Vanessa Fairhurst
- oWS5: Conducting Ethical and Constructive Peer Review with PREreview
Veli-Matti Karhulahti
- oHC10: The role of AI in qualitative research: Balancing opportunities and challenges
Zoltan Dienes
- oOT4: Keynote Panel 2: The Evolution and Current Landscape of Open Science