@babetteknauer @CIT_RUG @Bibliothecaris @oj_gstrein @tstahl

We wont make it to RUG next week.... But we are wondering how to move to peertube - will you have and share materials about this?

Really happy to see that the Dutch research and education community is growing on Mastodon.

Thanks, @wlaatje, for compiling this overview of 80 universities, research organizations, libraries, faculties, research groups, and individual academics who are (some more, some less) active on Mastodon.

https://communities.surf.nl/publieke-waarden/artikel/80-ways-to-follow-research-science-and-education-on-mastodon

@babetteknauer @wlaatje
We r not on the list! Can you add us?

tagging a few people who contributed/attended (and are on mastodon):

@f_ostermann @NilsArlinghaus @LudoWaltman @matherion @RonaldVisser
@neocarlitos

Lots of laughter, old friends, new faces: our annual symposium brought about 90 people from different career stages, disciplines and roles in the #academic system together. We discussed the differences between #quality assurance and policing #research practices, learned about galaxy and #nanopublications, and caught up with #reproducibility related projects.

To everyone who participated, contributed and joined us: Thank you for making this a lively and energetic event!

Fotos: Robèrt Kroonen

It was a joy to participate in the annual symposium of the @Dutch_Reproducibility_Network
today! Nice presentations and discussion and it was great to see many people again and meet new friends!

https://reproducibilitynetwork.nl/event/annual-symposium-2026/

@RonaldVisser thanks for joining yesterday! Super glad you liked the event and made new friends!

We are happy to announce our afternoon keynote speaker: @LudoWaltman from CWTS, Leiden

Ludo will be talking about research assessment and how current reforms can strengthen research reproducibility.
His talk will be followed by our closing plenary discussion where we will reflect on the day and try to answer the question: "Who will drive the culture change?"

You can still sign-up for our symposium on 19th January in Leiden:
https://reproducibilitynetwork.nl/event/annual-symposium-2026/

RE: https://mastodon.social/@Dutch_Reproducibility_Network/115848680734416573

In two weeks, we'll kick off this new year with a cool workshop where we combine #Reproducibility and #OpenScience with #BehaviorChange 🤩

Come join us in Leiden!

Ulrich Dirnagl from BIH Quest is our first keynote speaker of the day. He will talk about #interventions to change behavior and adopt tools at Charite Berlin. Specifically, he will discuss changes in promotion and assessment guidelines and the introduction of #electronicLabnoteBooks at a large scale.

Ana Martinovici, a OSC-NL board member and Sonja Meeuwsen, the head of the #OpenScience program at LUMC will respond to this talk.

Registration is still open: https://reproducibilitynetwork.nl/event/annual-symposium-2026/

#Workshop Announcement:
#Galaxy is an online platform for #reproducible #workflows. Learn how to create your own workflow and see if this is a tool that you can use for your own work.

This workshop is an entrance level, hands-on workshop. Bring your own laptop if you would like to type and click along or follow the demo on the screen.
The workshop is organize by Kees den Heijer and Mirela Minkova from SURF.

Photo by NASA on Unsplash

Come join our symposium if you would like to attend this workshop: https://reproducibilitynetwork.nl/event/annual-symposium-2026/

Workshop Announcement: Acyclic Diagrams and #Reproducibility?
In this workshop, @matherion will introduce some behavior change theory that can help you design interventions and understand how behavior change happens. #CultureChange is behavior change - let's find out how this change works and what we can learn from health care #research.

#ReproducibleResearch #OpenScience
Foto: Markus Spiske for Unsplash

#Podcast tip:
https://app.springcast.fm/17280/toekomstmakers-het-promotietraject-van-de-toekomst-afl-4-1

In this episode of the Toekomstmakers podcast (English spoken), Sarah de Rijcke, Mayukha Bathini (PNN) and Max van Duijn talk about #openScience, non-traditional #research outputs, and which #dilemmas junior researchers and their supervisors have to navigate.

Sarah will be opening our annual symposium on 19th January, there are still a few spots left: https://reproducibilitynetwork.nl/abstracts-2026/

Photo by C D-X on Unsplash

#ReproducibleResearch #PhD

Open peer review has the potential to enable new types of interactions between authors and reviewers. It increases the transparency and accountability of the post-submission process.
What kind of research culture is needed to engange in open peer review?

Register for our symposium on 19 January in Leiden and join us for a workshop on transparency, accountability and research culture: https://forms.office.com/e/C6U1kcBFrA

Foto Credit: Sergei Wing for Unsplash

We are entering the final phase of preparations:
One more month until our annual symposium!

Don't forget to register and save yourself a seat at Poortgebouw Leiden!

NLRN Symposium
19 January 2026, full day conference

Program: https://reproducibilitynetwork.nl/event/annual-symposium-2026/
Abstracts: https://reproducibilitynetwork.nl/abstracts-2026/
Registration: https://forms.office.com/e/C6U1kcBFrA

Are you interested in developing your own module in #JASP?
Join our free hackathon on 16-17 February 2026.

More information and registration:
https://jasp-stats.org/2025/11/21/apply-for-the-escience-jasp-hackathon-and-build-your-own-module-in-amsterdam/

@JASPStats

#Community is key for a shift towards more open and reproducible work. Join the #pitches below and present your own presentation or poster:
https://reproducibilitynetwork.nl/event/annual-symposium-2026/

I: nix Package Manager for #ReproducibleResearch
Ole Mussmann, @eScienceCenter

II: Better together – Solving data challenges through collaboration and transparency @NilsArlinghaus, tDCC SHH

III: Interactive Mini-#Reprohack workshops with LEGO® – Teaching #reproducibility at @rivm Andrés Ramos Padilla

Foto Credit: Robert Kroonen

Do you know what #Nanopublications are?
In their workshop, Margreet Bloemers, Kristina Hettne, Erik Schultes and Matthijs Sloep will introduce how documenting research information in nanopublication can enhance the #reproducibility and #transparency of your research.

The workshop session is in the afternoon.
More information about the symposium and the registration link can be found on our website: https://reproducibilitynetwork.nl/event/annual-symposium-2026/

Foto Credits: User_Pascal on Unsplash

@badri PyMoDAQ might help if you want to automate/ intergrate it:

https://github.com/PyMoDAQ/PyMoDAQ