Schedule

Student inputs

Each input should be about 15 to 20 minutes long. They will be based on one (max two) resources provided in the session table and will be followed by up to 15 minutes of discussion. See it more as a journal club than a lecture:

• There is no need to send slides in advance.
• Present the key learning points from the resources.
• Put them into the context of your own research.
• Prepare a couple of questions for discussion with your peers.
• It is up to you if you want to look for additional resources on the topic, or ask the instructor for additional resources.

All sessions take place on Wednesdays, 15:00–17:00. Click on a session for the detailed plan and materials.

#	Date	Session
1	23 Sept	Kickoff – key properties and definition of computational reproducibility
2	7 Oct	Writing a reproduction protocol
3	14 Oct	Quarto & GitLab as a reproducibility toolkit
4	18 Nov	Guest lecture: Lukas Jung – Forensic Metascience
5	25 Nov	Continued execution, troubleshooting & peer review
6	2 Dec	Results and interpretation
7	9 Dec	Write-up, submission mechanics & wrap-up

After the seminar

The combined manuscript will be finalised and submitted to Replication Research (R2) after the term ends. All students are offered co-authorship; volunteers who carry the manuscript to submission take lead authorship positions.