Events
Browse upcoming events and be part of the community.
We meet bi-weekly in Meilahti, Viikki, Kumpula and City Center campuses interchangeably. The organizing team typically selects the topic of discussion, and we also welcome suggestions and requests from our attendees. To stimulate open discussions, we select an article as well as occasionally invite experts on relevant topics to guide the conversations.
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28 October |
~ Viikki ~ Reproducibility crisis meets industry: a case in clinical nutritionWhen? October 28, 14:00–16:00 (2–4 PM) Where? Room 3401-2, Biocenter 3, Viikkinkaari 1, Viikki campus
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14 November |
~ City Center ~ In claim we trust? How we shape research knowledgeWhen? November 14, 14:00–16:00 (2–4 PM) Where?
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| 28 November | ~ Meilahti ~ |
| 9 December (tentative) | Kumpula |
Materials from our past events are openly available and you can download them via the following link:
2025
- Oct 14 ~ Kumpula ~ Is there a reproducibility crisis...in natural sciences
- Oct 1 ~ Meilahti ~ Cognitive biases
- Sep 16 ~ City Center ~ Do biases, politics and ideologies shape our research findings? And can we do something about it?
- May 22 ~ Meilahti ~ Data Visualization
- Apr 28 ~ Viikki ~ Research integrity 101: guidelines, resources and best practices.
- Mar 28 ~ Meilahti ~ Storytelling or spinning narratives - what's the difference?
- Feb 28 ~ Viikki ~ How journals & digital tools boost the quality of published studies?
- Jan 27 ~ Meilahti ~ Reproducibility Matters: Statistical Insights into Reliable Research
2024
- Nov 29 ~ Meilahti ~ Image manipulation in scientific publications
- Oct 1 ~ Meilahti ~ The first ReproducibiliTea UniHelsinki Journal Club launched a new community focused on open science and research reproducibility.
February 12, 2025
Dr. Mu Yang (Columbia University Medical Center, New York, USA)
Don't Draw Your Data: Sleuth’s Stories in Uncovering Suspicious Data in Preclinical Alzheimer’s Research Papers.
October 24, 2025
Dr. Dorothy Bishop (University of Oxford, UK)
Paper Mills: Parallels with a Virus
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