June 2nd 2026 16:00-17:00 CET
eScience Center
​On Tuesday June 2nd 2025, members of the eScience Center their organization and how they help to improve digital science practices. ​
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The Netherlands eScience Center is the national hub for sustainable and reusable research software. They empower researchers through innovative digital tools, co-creation, training, and expert engineering support. This seminar will outline how the eScience Center employs open science and how 'enhanced science' can elevate your research.
The talk will be at the Erasmus MC Sophia Cinema (SP-3417) and can be followed through the livestream as well.
July 1st 2026 16:00-17:00 CET
​On Wednesday July 1st 2026, prof. Ulrich Dirnagl will shed light on reproducibility and research culture.
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Ulrich Dirnagl is a leading neurologist whose work bridges experimental stroke research and the improvement of scientific practice itself. He has become a prominent voice addressing the reproducibility crisis in biomedicine, highlighting how issues like bias, poor study design, and selective reporting can undermine scientific progress. Through his leadership at the QUEST Center for Responsible Research, he champions open science and more rigorous, transparent research methods. In his talk, he will focus onhow a lack of reproducibility can slow the development of effective therapies and how improving research culture can help close this gap.
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The talk will be ONLINE from 16:00 to 17:00 CET.
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Registrations will open soon.
Reproducibility and Research Culture: Bridging the Gap to Effective Therapies - prof. Ulrich Dirnagl
PREVIOUS SESSIONS
Here you can find all the resources from the talks run by R.I.O.T. Rotterdam. For ROARR you can access the slides, while for the international seminars you can have access to both the slides and the talk (posted on youtube).
Rotterdam Open And Reproducible Research programme (ROARR)
International Seminars
