Data sharing in psycho(bio)logy

In the context of the Open Science movement, the benefits of data sharing are clear (e.g., enhanced transparency, reproducibility and collaboration). However, not all researchers may feel comfortable or capable of making their data open access. In this workshop, we will explain current requirements and regulations for data sharing from
different perspectives (e.g., the funding agency, ethics and data privacy) in the morning, and offer practical demonstrations and tips by experts in psychological
research data management in the afternoon. You will have the unique opportunity to ask questions and exchange experiences with key players in this field. The workshop is specifically tailored to the types of data we deal with in the Department of Behavioural and Cognitive Sciences.