IGOR DGPs

@igor-dgps.bsky.social

Die Interessengruppe Offene & Reproduzierbare Forschung (IGOR) in der @dgps.bsky.social Fachgruppe Biologische Psychologie & Neuropsychologie. Website: https://www.dgps.de/fachgruppen/fgbi/aktivitaeten-der-fachgruppe/igor/

Our new preprint "fAIr science — How AI can support a transparent biopsychological research cycle" is out 🚀 AI is rapidly entering biopsychological research, from literature review and study design to data analysis. But can these tools advance open science, or do they risk undermining it? 👇 [1/4]

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This year’s #IGOR Prize for outstanding contributions to open and reproducible sciences at #PuG2026 goes to Micha Burkhardt with “The Comet Toolbox: Improving robustness in network neuroscience through multiverse analysis” Congratulations 🎉

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Current updates from the IGOR Roundtable (now happening in room HS 01): mark your calendars for October 1st for our next Hackathon and panel discussion with the preliminary title “Current state of journals and research assessment for Open Science?” #PuG2026 #IGOR

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You can get a lunch bowl and join us at 12:00 in room HS 01 for the IGOR roundtable! We’ll share updates about our current IGOR projects and share ways you can get involved in the future, if you’re interested in bringing open and reproducible science to biopsychology #PuG2026 #IGOR

IGOR DGPs@igor-dgps.bsky.social · 2mo ago

💬 IGOR Round Table 🗓️ Fri, 05.06 | 🕛 12:00–13:00 📍 HS 01 Curious about what we do as IGOR and how you can get involved? Grab your packed lunch and come hear about our current projects and connect with like-minded researchers. New members welcome! #PuG2026 #IGOR [3/6]

Excited to share our new preprint 📣 with P. Haggard, A. Villringer & @michaelgaebler.com Do internal bodily rhythms (cardiac + respiratory) shape not only when we act, but also our sense of agency (the feeling of control over actions and outcomes)? 🫀🫁 A thread below 🧵 [1/5]

Schematic summary of cardio-respiratory effects on voluntary action initiation and SoA

New paper from our IGOR Sustainability project in Nature Human Behaviour: “Sustainable neuroscience through open science” ♻️🧠 As there is no research on a dead planet, neuroscience must weigh its environmental footprint alongside its societal impact. A thread 👇 [1/4]

🎙️🛠️📚 Got a Great Resource? Get It Recognized! Whether it’s a podcast, research tool, blog post, teaching material, or an innovative project, if it advances psychological science, it deserves a spotlight! 🚀 Let’s celebrate the work of the SIPS community! 🗓️ Submit by April 30!

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It is important to recognise the labour and commitment involved in improving psychological science, including through research (both academic and non-academic), tools, practice, science communicati…

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Now, @martager.bsky.social presents our Brain-Body Analysis Special Interest Group (BBSIG) to facilitate and harmonise the processing and analysis of cardiac and respiratory data. Try it yourself! 🔗www.bbsig.de #MindBrainBody #MBBS2026

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Marta Gerosa@martager.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Today is the day. Looking forward to my Special Talk at the #MindBrainBody Symposium introducing the Brain-Body Analysis Special Interest Group (BBSIG)… for now, I’m having breakfast with my BBSIG-themed mug ☕️ 🗓️ March 11, 13:00-14:00 #MBBS2026

You can still register for the #LoveReplicationsWeek events, including today’s lunch talk on how to obtain your reproducibility certificate using CODECHECK ✅ Register here: forrt.org/LoveReplicat...

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Lukas Röseler@aufdroeseler.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Welcome to day 2 of #LoveReplicationsWeek! I'll be posting here about today's talks. - You can still register for upcoming events: forrt.org/LoveReplicat... - We try to make all slides publicly available on Zenodo: zenodo.org/communities/...