Replicability in science, despite being considered a core component of scientific practice, is low across the scientific fields. One possible solution is Registered Reports, an alternative publishing model where peer review is conducted prior to data collection; a study is accepted based on the strength of its hypothesis and methodology, rather than the novelty of the findings or the “story.”
Join this webinar moderated by eNeuro Editor-in-Chief Christophe Bernard, and joined by Jose Abisambra, co-Editor-in-Chief of Brain Research, and Randall Ellis, postdoctoral fellow at Harvard Medical School as they discuss how Registered Reports can support rigorous and reproducible research, as well as how authors can best propose their study in the Registered Reports format.
Both eNeuro and Brain Research accept submissions of Registered Reports. Randall Ellis published a commentary to “galvanize the conversation” around replicability and to promote widespread adoption of Registered Reports.
Register for this webinar on May 8, noon –1 p.m. The audience in attendance will be able to submit their questions to the speakers during the live event.
