Collaborative and Open Science

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Join us for episode 8, where we cover the latest trends in open and collaborative science with Dr. Melissa Kline Struhl from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). From preregistration to data sharing and replication, we discuss the many ways researchers can get involved. Dr. Struhl is the Executive Director of Lookit, a website that lets families participate in cognitive development experiments from home. You can follow her work at http://www.melissaklinestruhl.com/.

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