In the Research Transparency campaign, the focus lies on preregistration and other open research practices necessary to ensure transparency in the research workflow.
14 online sessionsÂ
Join one or more of the fourteen sessions. In- and external speakers will talk about the value of preregistration for quantitative and qualitative research, the importance of strong theory and reliable measures, open materials, open access publishing, and much more. Click here for an overview of the sessions and the registration links. Â
Open Science InitiativeÂ
ERIM, together with the University Library and Erasmus Research Services, is organizing the Research Transparency campaign as a part of the Open Science initiative. The sessions are open to all researchers, lecturers and supporting staff. Â
Go directly to the Research Transparency calendar to sign up for one or more sessions.Â