2025-05-21 –, Track 2 (Wed)
One of the core motivations behind Open Science is the reuse and verification of others’ research outputs. What does this look like in practice? There might be challenges: Do I have the right tools to open a file or replicate an experiment? How can I make use of metadata? Especially when dealing with specialized software for the needs of psychologists, there may not always be a pre-determined workflow.
This session invites researchers to hack their own solutions to replicating research outputs. Every level of experience is welcome, you can bring the data you are interested in or follow a suggestion provided by the facilitator. We want to document our difficulties and solutions to foster the discourse around reusing research. This can inform not only our curiosity about our colleagues’ work but also help us reflect how to make our own research more accessible in the future.
