As part of my role on the media committee for the Society for Open, Reliable, and Transparent Ecology and Evolutionary biology (SORTEE) I began a science communication interview series.
ECR Asks
‘ECR Asks’ is a monthly Q&A sessions where I speak with experienced researchers to explore their journey in, and perspectives on, open science and transparent research. I am so grateful to the researchers I’ve spoken with for generously sharing their time and insights. Below I have linked to the SORTEE website where these interviews have been published as well as linking to the social media posts I designed.
- Professor Tim Parker: Risks in Open Science
- Dr Malgorzata (Losia) Lagisz: AI tools in systematic evidence synthesis
- Dr Brooke Long-Fox: DEI in open science
- Dr Ed Ivimey-Cook: Challenges and future in code review
- Professor Steven Cooke: Navigating authorship norms
- Professor Alex Holcombe: Understanding publishing houses
- Dr Cecilia Baldoni: Community engagement and opening open science
- Professor Timothy Clark: Data fabrication and scientific misconduct
- Professor Angela Moles: Peer review by reciprocity
- Dr Joel Pick: ECRs and the replication crisis
- Dr Antica Čulina: Research waste
ECR Experience
In a spin-off mini-series, I spoke to early career SORTEE members about their journey in and experience with academia. Parts of each of these interviews went towards SORTEE blog posts. Extended versions of these interviews, focusing on unemployment in academia, can be found on my personal blog.
- More information coming soon!