In this session, Prof Olivier Corneille will provide an overview of different persuasive communication tools and writing styles that are used in academic writing, alongside a discussion on why researchers …
ReproducibiliTea: Persuasive communication devices in academic writing: A call for caution Read More Publication bias is a central threat to the accumulation of scientific evidence and validity of meta-analysis. Addressing publication bias is essential, but how can researchers best do this? In this …
ReproducibiliTea: Addressing Publication Bias, with Maximillian Maier Read More Randomised trials are considered to be the “gold-standard” for evaluating causal effects, yet such trials are often unethical, expensive, or too time consuming. Therefore, researchers regularly rely on observational data …
ReproducibiliTea: Causal inference with observational data: benchmarking against RCTs with Dr. Anthony Matthews Read More
Data scientists, statisticians, analysts, researchers, and many other professionals write a lot of code. Not only do they write a lot of code, but they must also read and review a …
ReproducibiliTea: Building reproducible analytical pipelines with R with Dr Bruno Rodrigues Read More ReproducibiliTea is a journal club that promotes open and reproducible research practices. The University of Lausanne is one of the institutions that participate in this initiative.
ReproducibiliTea Read More