This webinar serves as an introduction to replications in scientific research. It begins with a discussion of how replication fits within notions of scientific progress, how it relates to public trust in science, and how the replication crisis led to new perspectives on replication. It then reviews the varying conceptualizations of replication, how to evaluate replication studies, and steps that research communities can take to make replications mainstream. The webinar emphasizes both the technical considerations and the sociological complexities involved with conducting and evaluating replication studies.
Release Date: June 4, 2026
Language Availability: English
Suggested Audiences: Researchers, Senior and Key Personnel, Students, University Faculty & Post Docs
