Open science is not yet practiced with kindness and compassion @RIOTScienceClub
Open science is not yet practiced with kindness and compassion  @RIOTScienceClub
Uploaded June 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
To date, there has been promising progress in improving the robustness, reproducibility, and replicability of psychological research. However, for science to be truly open, it must be open to all. In this talk, the speaker will explore feminist perspectives on efforts to ‘open up’ science.

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