Dr Flavio Azevedo | Supporting teaching and mentoring of open and reproducible research with FORRT @RIOTScienceClub
Dr Flavio Azevedo | Supporting teaching and mentoring of open and reproducible research with FORRT  @RIOTScienceClub
Uploaded September 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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About the speaker
Flavio is a research associate at Cambridge University’s Social Decision-Making Lab (CSDMLab), Cambridge, UK, and at the Saxony’s Center for Criminological Research (ZFKS), Chemnitz, Germany. His Ph.D. is in Political Science at the Graduate School of Cologne University, a German Excellence Center. His research investigates the role of ideology and identity in justifying social and economic injustices, and he is the principal investigator of The Psychology of Political Behavior Studies (PPBS), an ongoing series of quota-based national cross-sections and panel studies containing a set of repeating core questions on the topics of social and political attitudes, values, voting, and political participation. Flavio also co-created and directs FORRT. Twitter: @Flavio_Azevedo_
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Dr Flavio Azevedo | Supporting teaching and mentoring of open and reproducible research with FORRT

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