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.
This series, ‘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, and to SORTEE for giving me the opportunity to learn and grow as a science communicator. This project has been my favourite part of research so far.
Below I have linked to the SORTEE website where these interviews have been published as well as linking to some of 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 (link forthcoming in July)
- Dr Marija Purgar and Dr Antica Čulina: Research Waste (link forthcoming in August)
