Welcome to ReproducibiliTea

We are a grassroots journal club initiative that helps young researchers create local Open Science journal clubs at their universities to discuss diverse issues, papers and ideas about improving science, reproducibility and the Open Science movement. Started in early 2018 at the University of Oxford, ReproducibiliTea has now spread to 54 institutions in 17 different countries, spanning 4 different continents. We are completely volunteer run, and provide a unique and supportive community for our members.

Want to join the movement? Grab your cup of (Reproducibili)tea and use our freely accessible and adaptable materials to start organising your own journal club today.

Definition of a ReproducibiliTea journal club

1. You have emailed ReproducibiliTea (email: amy.orben@cantab.net) registering your club
2. Your club examines topics related to reproducibility, open science, research quality, or good/bad research practices (in any field).

Current Journal Clubs

Australia

• Melbourne (Andy Head, Sally Grace. Philip Newall)
• Hobart, Tasmania (Emily Lowe-Calverley, Jim Sauer)

Austria

• Graz (Gaby Hofer and Hilmar Brohmer)

Belgium

• Leuven (coming soon!)
• Kortrijk (Ana Barbosa Mendes, Naina Goel)

Canada

• McMaster (Matthew Jordan, Michael Galang)
• Toronto, York University (Mark Adkins, Stephan Bonfield)
• Vancouver (Justin Boldsen)

Czech Republic

• Olomouc, Palacký University (Tomas Heger and Martin Vondrak)

Denmark

• Copenhagen (Niels Menezes)

France

• Lyon (Wanda Grabon)

Germany

• Berlin (Sophia Crüwell, Corinna Hartling, An Bin Cho)
• Frankfurt (Julia Beitner, Elli Zey)
• Munich (coming soon!)
• Wuerzburg (Lea Hildebrandt, Eda Kir, Patrick Kaschel)

India

• Virtual journal club organised by bioclues.org (Prash and Team Bioclues.org)

Japan

• Fukuoka, Kyushu University (Yuki Yamada)

The Netherlands

• Amsterdam (Angelika Stefan, Florian Wanders)
• Groningen (Daan Ornée)
• Leiden (Ricci Proppert)
• Nijmegen (Eirini Zormpa, Johannes Algermissen, Kristijan Armeni, Jeanette Mostert)
• Rotterdam (Antonio Schettino)

Singapore

• Singapore, Nanyang Technical University (Alexa von Hagen)

Sweden

• Linköping (Lina Koppel, Henrik Danielsson)
• Linnaeus University (coming soon!)
• Stockholm, Karolinska Institutet (Robin Fondberg)
• Stockholm (Stephen Pierzchajlo, Rasmus Eklund)

Switzerland

• Zurich (Information available soon!)

Taiwan

• Taipei (Niall Duncan)

United Kingdom

• Aberdeen (Jessica Butler, Annesha Sil)
• Bristol, University of Bristol (Katie Drax)
• Bristol, UWE (Charlotte Pennington)
• Cambridge (Ben Farrar: read more about his experience here)
• Canterbury (Bethan Iley, Felicity Gallagher, Roger Giner-Sorolla)
• Chester (Suzanne Stewart)
• Glasgow (Stephanie Allan)
• Kingston (Emma Henderson)
• Lancaster (Marina Bazhydai)
• Leeds (Emily Williams, Eike Mark Rinke, Kelly Lloyd, Stephen Bradley, Nour Halab)
• Leicester (Samantha Tyler, Tami Kalsi)
• Liverpool (Andrew Jones)
• London, UCL (Emma Norris, Jessie Balwin and Tabea Schoeler)
• Manchester (Thomas Richardson, Daniel Poole, Jade Pickering and George Farmer)
• Oxford (Sam Parsons, Matt Jaquiery, Nils Reimer, Paul Thompson, Sarah Ashcroft-Jones)
• Plymouth (Lenard Dome)
• Portsmouth (James Clay)
• Sheffield (James Shaw)
• Southampton (Sophie Hall, Christian Bokhove)
• Surrey (Marta Topor, Henry Hebron, Katie Gilligan)
• Sussex (Coming soon!)
• Swansea (Laura Wilkinson)
• York (Emma James, Anna á Váli Guttesen)

United States

• Charlottesville, University of Virginia (Brian Nosek, Nick Buttrick)
• Minnesota (Amy Riegelman, Alan Love)
• Richmond (Dana Lapato, Timothy P. York, Nina Exner)