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SUMMARY:An unanticipated benefit of open reproducible practices: making li
 fe difficult for fraudsters - Professor Dorothy Bishop\, University of Oxf
 ord
DTSTART:20260327T153000Z
DTEND:20260327T163000Z
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CONTACT:Brandon Davidson
DESCRIPTION:Open science practices are often adopted with the aim of makin
 g research more accessible and reproducible. In this talk\, Dorothy will g
 ive examples of how practices such as pre-registration\, open data and cod
 e\, and open peer review can play a major role in tackling research fraud.
 \n\nThe talk will be given by Dorothy Bishop\, Emeritus Professor of Devel
 opmental Neuropsychology at the University of Oxford and a prominent advoc
 ate for open science and research reproducibility. Alongside her influenti
 al work on developmental language disorder\, she now challenges questionab
 le research practices and promotes transparency and fraud detection in aca
 demia.\n\nYou can sign up to the talk here\, or express interest using the
  Qualtrics link here:\nhttps://cambridge.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_dosQ
 a1jAvSWwGSW\n\nThis talk is part of the Reproducible Research Cambridge in
 itiative\, spearheaded by Professor Amy Orben. To join the Reproducible Re
 search Cambridge mailing list to be the first to hear about new events\, s
 ign up using the link here:\nhttps://cambridge.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/S
 V_74fBNl060hIUxpk
LOCATION:Lightfoot room old divinity school\, St. Johns College\, Cambridg
 e 
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