Collaborative international open science in times of COVID: the start of my Rubicon project

A year ago, I received great news: I’d been awarded a Rubicon grant! This grant enabled me to work with Prof. Daniel Pine, based at the National Institute of Mental Health (US). But how could I perform an innovative, international scientific project in a pandemic?

Janna Marie Bas-Hoogendam • October 11, 2021

The CHANGE towards open science

Two days ago Leiden University launched its Academia in Motion transcript, published by the Leiden Recognition and Reward steering group. One of the pillars of this initiative is ‘Transparency’, but how can we make this pillar work best?

Maaike Verburg and Christel Klootwijk • January 26, 2021

Taking concrete steps to Open Science

How do we move forward with Open Science in psychology, both on the work floor as well as at the policy level? Recently, a group of both junior and senior scientists came together to discuss concrete steps that can be taken now toward an ideal situation in 2030.

Eduard Klapwijk • June 16, 2020

Live Streaming Science?

More and more scientists are using Twitch, a popular game-broadcasting platform, for science communication and outreach. Could this platform decrease the knowledge gap between academia and society?

Cevdet Acarsoy • December 18, 2019

When Social Sciences become social movements!

This summer, a look at trending twitter hashtags led to some confusion. Leiden proudly hosted the SIPS conference on placebo studies. But #SIPS2019 was already being used for a different SIPS conference taking place in Rotterdam at the same time!

Leonie Cloos and Ricarda Proppert • September 30, 2019

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Collaborative international open science in times of COVID: the start of my Rubicon project

The CHANGE towards open science

Taking concrete steps to Open Science

Live Streaming Science?

When Social Sciences become social movements!