Lex Bouter, Vrije Universiteit & AmsterdamUMC: Introduction and overview.

Marjan Bakker, Tilburg University: Integrity in statistics: (mis)reporting and researcher degrees of freedom.

Michael Willis, Wiley: The significance of preprints and evolving models of peer review.

Daniel Lakens, Eindhoven University of Technology: The replicability crisis; the way forward.

Tamarinde Haven, Charité Berlin
Joeri Tijdink, Vrije Universiteit & AmsterdamUMC

Making a publication plan and solving authorship disputes
Preregister your study protocol and data-analysis plan, and publish your data

Responsible supervision, mentoring and role-modelling: Results from the Superb Supervision pilot course.

Rik Peels, Vrije Universiteit: Replication in the Humanities.

Mariëtte van den Hoven, Amsterdam UMC: The impact of positive approaches towards RCR education in practice 

Jeroen de Ridder, Vrije Universiteit: What sort of values do RI codes contain?

Maura Hiney, Health Research Board Ireland: Developing evidence-based guidelines and SOPs for ensuring research integrity – the SOPs4RI project. 

Natalie Evans, AmsterdamUMC: The Embassy of Science.

Tamarinde Haven, Charité Berlin: Importance of research climate, based on ARCA.

If you are interested in the dissertation Tamarinde Haven wrote on her ARCA study, visit our thesis section here.

Serge Horbach, Aarhus University: Responsible Peer Review: expectations, formal and informal practices.

Ana Marusic, University of Split: The editors-perspective; how to deal with a changing publication system.

Lex Bouter, Vrije Universiteit & AmsterdamUMC: Overview of RI-stakeholders.

Joris van Rossum, STM: Reproducibility, data and artificial intelligence in publishing.

Catriona Fennell, Elsevier: Research integrity in the spotlight; a publisher's perspective.