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Program

Two days, from methods to a real project

Sprints run in two parallel tracks with expert mentors. Schedule subject to minor changes.

Summit venue
OZW Building, Room Alma (10th floor) · De Boelelaan 1109, Amsterdam
Dinner venue
Grand Café Living, New University Building · De Boelelaan 1111, Amsterdam

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Day 1

Open Science Practices in Management Research

Thu 8 Oct · from 12:30

  • 12:30 Registration and coffee
  • 13:00 WelcomeJost Sieweke
  • 13:10 Keynote: Open Science and the Replication Crisis in Psychology: Lessons for Management ResearchProf. dr. Jelte Wicherts
  • 14:00 Break
  • 14:10 Open Science Practices in Management ResearchProf. dr. Fabiola Gerpott; dr. Christina Rott
  • 15:00 Break
  • 15:15 Replications in Managementdr. William (Billy) Obenauer — online
  • 16:00 Break
  • 16:10 Introduction into the Replication NavigatorKristina Shea
  • 16:25 Sprint 1: Getting Started with the Replication Projecttwo tracks, with expert mentors
  • 17:25 End of day 1
  • 19:30 Dinner at Grand Café LivingDe Boelelaan 1111, Amsterdam
Day 2

Replicatathon

Fri 9 Oct · from 09:00

  • 09:00 Sprint 2: Working on the Replicationpre-registration, with expert mentors
  • 10:15 Coffee break
  • 10:30 Leveraging Virtual Reality to Create Replicable Researchdr. Anand van Zelderen
  • 11:00 Sprint 3: Working on the Replicationstudy design, with expert mentors
  • 12:15 Lunch
  • 13:00 Sprint 4: Group Presentations and Discussion of Next Stepswith expert mentors
  • 14:00 Editors’ Panel: Open Science Practices and Replications in Management ResearchFabiola Gerpott, Xavier Martin, Long Wang, Anastasia Sergeeva and Jost Sieweke
  • 15:15 Wrap-up and next steps
  • 15:30 Borrel at Bar BoeleDe Boelelaan 1111, Amsterdam

Two mentor-guided tracks

Track 1 · Getting started

No replication idea yet? Your mentor group helps you identify a suitable study, find collaborators, and build a project from scratch across all four sprints.

Track 2 · Advanced

Already have an idea or data? Get concrete methodological feedback and make real progress toward a pre-registration and study design.

Funded by

NWO · grant number 500.010.2642

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam University of Limerick Alma Mater Studiorum — University of Bologna