Dr Amy Orben | Questionable Research Practices | Kings Open Research Conference @RIOTScienceClub
Dr Amy Orben | Questionable Research Practices | Kings Open Research Conference  @RIOTScienceClub
Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Amy is a research fellow noted for her work on mental health and screen time, for which she has been invited to many public engagements (including the BBC) and has given evidence to inform public policy. Amy is perhaps best known as one of the co-founders of ReproducibiliTea, which has gone truly global and is an inspiration to us all. She also campaigns and teaches extensively with the goal of moving us away from questionable research practices, which she will cover in her talk.

Programme (osf.io/asyx3/), Slides (osf.io/vqda9/)
Dr Amy Orben | Questionable Research Practices | Kings Open Research ConferenceNeuroskeptic on Prof Brian Wansink This blog effectively ended his career | RIOT Science ClubAcademia is based on a power structure on which various forms of dominant knowledge ariseDr Matt Wall | fMRI Analysis for BeginnersPapermills: beyond the bad apples narrative - Joohna JeonHow do we apply open science practices to neurodevelopmental research? | Dr Hannah HobsonDr Diego Baptista | Wellcome Trust | The Cost of Correcting Bad ScienceDr. Jon McPhetres | Working with R MarkdownTransforming Science in the 21st Century: Indigenous Knowledge & Epistemic Pluralism Prof HoppersInterpreting mediation thoughtfully | Dr Felix ThoemmesDr Elisabeth Bik | Bad Science & image manipulation | The Cost of Correcting Bad ScienceDr Courtney Soderberg | Increasing openness and reporting with the Open Science Framework
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Dr Amy Orben | Questionable Research Practices | King's Open Research Conference

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