Open Psychological Science Nigeria

A community of researchers interested in open, reproducible, and trustworthy research in Nigeria.

[Open Psychological Science Nigeria @openpsysci_ng]

Check out our current website:

https://t.co/yPuuJ8gslp

[Sangeetha Shyam @sangishyam]

@lakens & his teams work provide a lot of thinking points for Activator
https://t.co/3zDpr5H1UD

[R Consortium @RConsortium]

"Sustaining R: Investing in the People, Infrastructure, and Community Behind R"

Register now! Oct 6!

R Core / R Foundation panel hosted by R Consortium with Simon Urbanek, Kurt Hornik & Heather Turner

https://t.co/0yWEsOlQ0X

#RStats #OpenSource

[Open Psychological Science Nigeria @openpsysci_ng]

We have the pleasure and honour of hosting Dr. Tamas Nagy @nagyt for our September Journal Club meeting. We will be discussing "Bestiary of Questionable Research Practices in Psychology".

Date: Friday 25th, September 2026
Time: 12:00 PM

[Open Psychological Science Nigeria @openpsysci_ng]

Join us this September.

[Open Psychological Science Nigeria @openpsysci_ng]

Join us this September.

[Open Psychological Science Nigeria @openpsysci_ng]

Join us at 12:00 PM tomorrow.

[ReproducibiliTea @ReproducibiliT]

Did you check out our Reproducibility 2026 conference program yet? 👀

We have three great sessions packed with keynotes, journal clubs, and opportunities to connect and discuss reproducibility.

Here are some highlights from the program, shared below.

[Open Psychological Science Nigeria @openpsysci_ng]

Join us again this August!

[Open Encyclopedia of Cognitive Science Bot @oecs_bot]

Making scientific research transparent, reproducible, and accessible is the modern standard for ensuring that evidence survives independent scrutiny.

Open Science by Tom E. Hardwicke and Simine Vazire

#CognitiveScience

[Open Psychological Science Nigeria @openpsysci_ng]

Join us again this August!

[Nencki Open Lab @nencki]

@cam_openlab Open Science in Practice school is up and running!

[Open Psychological Science Nigeria @openpsysci_ng]

Join us to discuss Simmons et al.'s 2011 article "False-positive psychology: Undisclosed flexibility in data collection and analysis allows presenting anything as significant".

Please register to get the link to join in the conversation.

[Michael C. Frank @mcxfrank]

Do you want to do a psychology experiment while following best practices in open science? My collaborators and I have created Experimentology, a new open web textbook (to be published by MIT Press but free online forever).

https://t.co/mNw33SXfqh

Some highlights! 🧵

[Open Psychological Science Nigeria @openpsysci_ng]

Join us to discuss Simmons et al.'s 2011 article "False-positive psychology: Undisclosed flexibility in data collection and analysis allows presenting anything as significant".

Please register to get the link to join in the conversation.

[Deep Learning Indaba @DeepIndaba]

🪘 Theme announcement 🪘

We are proudly announcing the theme for #DLI2026: 🌾Ìmọ̀ Wa – Our Shared Knowledge🌾

"Ìmọ̀ Wa" is a Yoruba phrase meaning "our knowledge". It speaks to a truth at the heart of the Indaba: knowledge grows through sharing. It lives in our communities, our languages, our histories and the work we create together.

Ìmọ̀ Wa invites us to see this shared knowledge as the foundation of sovereign intelligence: Africa's ability to understand its own needs, shape technologies on its own terms and decide how its data, ideas and scientific future are governed.

As we gather in Lagos, we will explore what it means to build intelligence that is rooted in who we are, serves our communities and remains in our hands.

Our knowledge, shared. Our intelligence, sovereign. See you in Lagos! 🌍✨

#DLI2026 #Indaba2026 #Ìmọ̀Wa

[ReproducibiliTea @ReproducibiliT]

☕ Thank you for the amazing response to our first-ever international ReproducibiliTea conference!

Registrations are coming in fast, and spots are filling up quickly.

Don't miss out!

[Open Psychological Science Nigeria @openpsysci_ng]

Join us as we discuss Professor John Ioannidis' classic paper, "Why most published research findings are false".

[Open Psychological Science Nigeria @openpsysci_ng]

Join us as we discuss Professor John Ioannidis' classic paper, "Why most published research findings are false".

[Open Psychological Science Nigeria @openpsysci_ng]

Join us as we learn together.

Tomorrow at 1 PM.

[Paulina Manduch @PauManduch]

Planning and Agreement for Collaborative Teams (PACT): Introducing a Tool to Facilitate Research Collaboration
https://t.co/qMLT6vgGMV