The Libraries’ ReproducibiliTea discussion series is designed to bring researchers together to explore the ideas, challenges, and practices shaping open and reproducible research. Our goal is to connect across disciplines, share experiences, and build a community committed to transparent, rigorous, and accessible science. We will meet in Room 412 of Thomas Cooper Library.
FALL 2026 SCHEDULE
| Date | Article | Theme | Register |
|---|---|---|---|
| Week 1 September 11 12:00 pm |
A Manifesto for Reproducible Science |
The Problem Defined The general overview |
Register |
| Week 2 October 2 12:00 pm |
False Positive Psychology |
Examining Analytic Flexibility And why it is a problem |
Register |
| Week 3 October 23 12:00 pm |
Measuring the Prevalence of Questionable Research Practices with Incentives for Truth Telling |
Questionable Research Practices: Are they really that common? And why are they problematic? | Register |
| Week 4 November 13 12:00 pm |
Estimating the Reproducibility of Psychological Science |
Reproducibility Now: Why many studies are not reproducible. | Register |
| Week 5 December 4 12:00 pm |
Is the Replicability Crisis Overblown? Three Arguments Examined |
Has the debate gone too far? Things will just turn out fine. | Register |
Read the paper and come along for discussion, snacks, & open science! Feel free to join for all sessions or drop in on the dates you’re available.