Abstract

Open science practices are often adopted with the aim of making research more accessible and reproducible. In this talk, Dorothy will give examples of how practices such as pre-registration, open data and code, and open peer review can play a major role in tackling research fraud.

The talk will be given by Dorothy Bishop, Emeritus Professor of Developmental Neuropsychology at the University of Oxford and a prominent advocate for open science and research reproducibility. Alongside her influential work on developmental language disorder, she now challenges questionable research practices and promotes transparency and fraud detection in academia.

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