Dr Kate Button | Teaching reproducibility in undergraduates | Kings Open Research Conference @RIOTScienceClub
Dr Kate Button | Teaching reproducibility in undergraduates | Kings Open Research Conference  @RIOTScienceClub
Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Kate’s work focuses on the cognitive mechanisms that contribute to common mental health disorders such as anxiety and depression. She is also an incredibly useful advocate for the use of rigorous research practices, publishing on statistical power, reliability (or lack of) in experimental research. She sits on several scientific advisory panels, including the steering group for Registered Reports, and is key to developing innovative methods for improving the rigour of undergraduate and taught-masters research projects.

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Dr Kate Button | Teaching reproducibility in undergraduates | Kings Open Research ConferenceOpen science and the decolonisation of knowledge | Prof Budd HallResearchEquals is not just about different forms of output being equalDr Robert Thibault | (Pre-) Registration: triumphs, deviations, solutionsWhat do we know about the prevalence of replication in psychology? Tim RakowDr Leo Tiokhin | Red Team challenge: Incentivizing scientific criticismAsha Sahni | Reciprocal Mentoring  - Understanding, Empathy, ActionDr Mark Sabbagh | Claims & EvidenceOpen data: The experience of Journal of Open Humanities Data | Paola Marongiu & Barbara McGillivrayDr Priya Silverstein | Easing into open science : No time like the presentDr Daniel Quintana | Using Twitter for Science | R.I.O.T. Science ClubLike the layers of an onion: Transparency and reproducibility for quant research | Prof Ben Marwick
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Dr Kate Button | Teaching reproducibility in undergraduates | King's Open Research Conference

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