Workshop content:
When evaluating the reliability of
scientific findings and predictions, a major
concern is about their replicability, that is
their consistency across different studies aimed
at answering the same question. A ‘replicability
crisis’ has been claimed in the last decades,
denouncing that a large part of published
research findings, especially in applied
sciences, such as psychology or medicine failed
to be confirmed by subsequent studies.
Difficulties in moving from empirical evidence
and data analysis to a scientific result push
towards the need to clarify various aspects,
such as rigorous definitions, the possible tools
for understanding and communicating the
uncertainty inherent in most scientific
conclusions, the definition of non-questionable
research practices.
Workshop Website:
Registration:
Registration for the workshop is now open on
Eventbrite.
Organizers:
Department of Statistical Sciences,
University of Padova, Italy:
Alessandra Salvan and Bruno Scarpa
Department of Philosophy, Sociology, Education and
Applied Psychology, University of Padova, Italy:
Massimiliano Carrara and Fabio Grigenti
Further details can be found at
https://replicabilityday.stat.unipd.it
or contact Bruno Scarpa (
scarpa@stat.unipd.it)