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  • BITSS Presentations on Computational Reproducibility in Economics at the Virtual 95th WEAI Annual Conference

    June 27, online — Fernando Hoces de la Guardia will give a presentation titled “How to Teach Reproducibility in Classwork” and Lars Vilhuber, Data Editor …

  • Promoting Research Transparency and Reproducibility Through Capacity-Building in Sub Saharan Africa and Europe (Catalyst presentation)

    Apr. 3, 2020, online — As part of the Weekly Talks by Leaders in Research Transparency series hosted by Project TIER, Soazic Elise Wang Sonne …

  • Webinar: Implementing Increased Transparency and Reproducibility in Economics

    Apr. 1, 2020, online — BITSS and the AEA Data Editor Lars Vilhuber hosted a short webinar to discuss recent efforts to improve transparency and …

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  • Open Scholarship Week 2020: Embracing openness in Ireland and beyond

    2 days ago
    by Hardy Schwamm (NUI Galway) and Elaine Toomey (University of Limerick/Cochrane Ireland)  Introduction from BITSS: In what is becoming an annual event, the Open Science Community Galway at the National …

  • The 2019 BITSS Annual Meeting: A barometer for the evolving open science movement

    4 months ago
    By Aleksandar Bogdanoski and Katie Hoeberling Each year we look forward to our Annual Meeting as a space for showcasing new meta-research and discussing progress in the movement for research …

Catalyst Spotlight

Julia Schulte-Cloos
European University Institute
Political Science

Julia Schulte-Cloos is a PhD candidate at the European University Institute in Florence, Italy. Her main research interests are comparative politics, electoral behaviour, European party competition and the populist radical right. She has been actively involved in teaching reproducible research both to undergraduate and to graduate students and is a passionate user…

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