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- Jan 16, 202610 min
A philosopher of science on reproducibility (Felipe Romero)
Reproducibility is a cornerstone of good science, but it rarely advances a career, says Felipe Romero, assistant professor and philosopher of science. In this episode, he talks about why repeating studies is undervalued, how reproducibility has advanced in recent years, and what needs to change for reproducibility to become part of everyday scientific practice.
- May 26, 202510 min
Rethinking reproducibility in qualitative research (Sarahanne Field)
Unlike quantitative studies where replication is more straightforward, qualitative research presents unique challenges. In this episode, Dr. Sarahanne Field, assistant professor at the Faculty of Behavioural and Social Sciences, shares how she is reimagining reproducibility for qualitative research. She explores practical approaches to making research processes visible, addresses challenges in ethical data sharing of transcripts, and emphasizes the importance of clear methodological reporting in qualitative studies.More informationUniversity of Groningen profile page Sarahanne FieldQualitative Research Group Groningen
- Apr 22, 202511 min
Shifting time, saving time: The reproducibility journey (Michiel de Boer)
In this episode, epidemiologist Dr Michiel de Boer (University Medical Center Groningen and chair of the steering group of the Netherlands Reproducibility Network reveals how reproducibility is transforming research quality. Michiel shares practical insights on why reproducibility and pre-registration can save time in the long run, simple tools for making your research more transparent, pitfalls when trying to reproduce others' work and balancing institutional requirements with efficient workflows.More informationNetherlands Reproducibility Network
- Oct 7, 202410 min
Being and Becoming Disabled - Shifting societal perspectives (Bettina van Hoven)
In this episode, Bettina van Hoven, Associate Professor of Cultural Geography at the University College Groningen, emphasizes the importance of relationships and collaboration in research. For the project Being and Becoming Disabled, she closely collaborated with people with disabilities as co-researchers, focusing on accessibility in urban spaces, such as the city of Groningen, aiming to shift societal perspectives.More informationwww.thisabledcity.com
- Sep 9, 202410 min
Engaging nursing students in patient involvement (Laura Postma, Loes van Hoogdalem and Noor Saathof)
Medical data is almost always interpreted by adult researchers, even when it comes to data derived from young patients. For her research project, paediatrician Laura Postma involved twelve nursing students in analyzing and interpreting qualitative interview data from young patients. Laura and two of these students, Loes van Hoogdalem and Noor Saathof, reflect on their experiences together.
- Mar 11, 202410 min
Bringing farmers and researchers together for sustainable agriculture (Stefano Bertorini)
In this episode, Stefano Bertorini, PhD student at the Campus Fryslân at the University of Groningen, shares his views on and experiences with public engagement. For his research project, Stefano developed workshops to engage with Dutch farmers, to listen to their experiences and to accompany them develop new business models in regenerative agriculture.Learn more:Centre for Sustainable Agriculture TransitionDoughnut Economics Action Lab workshopPublic Engagement Seed Fund (now closed)TED talk about "Doughnut Economics"
- Feb 14, 202410 min
Working towards a relationship of trust and finding a common language (Alberto Godioli)
Alberto Godioli, Associate Professor in European Culture and Literature at the University of Groningen, shares his views on and experiences with public engagement. For his NWO-funded research project "Humor in Court'', Alberto is developing a policy-oriented toolkit for judges, a cartoon exhibition and a website with accessible analyses of recent humor-related legal cases.More informationOnline platform about the relationship between humor and the law: https://www.forhum.org/NWO project "Humor in Court": https://www.rug.nl/staff/a.godioli/projectsPublic engagement at the University of Groningen: https://www.rug.nl/research/openscience/practices-support/public-engagement/
- Jul 10, 20239 min
Get started with open educational resources (Mira Buist-Zhuk)
Mira Buist-Zhuk is an academic information specialist at the University of Groningen Library specializing in open educational resources. In this episode, she shares tips and advice for teaching staff on how to get started with open educational resources. Listen to the episode and learn how to use, create, share and benefit from open educational resources on a practical level. More information: Slides workshop on open educational resources: https://edu.nl/umdhgOpen education at the University of Groningen: https://www.rug.nl/library/oerLibrary Guide on open educational resources: https://libguides.rug.nl/OERContact: oer-library@rug.nl
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