Case studies 2022

Open Research Award 2022

Here the 14 eligible case studies submitted for the Open Research Award 2022 will be published over the next days. Stay tuned.

Winner 2022 - FAIR data management of a large-scale electron microscopy database for type 1 diabetes

Ahmad Alsahaf (BSCS, UMCG), Anouk Wolters (BSCS, UMCG), Ben Giepmans (BSCS, UMCG), Dieuwke Roelofs-Prins (UMCG), Morris A. Swertz (Faculty of Medical Sciences)

Winner 2022 - Preregistering qualitative research: our known unknown

Aranka Ballering (UMCG), Elske Hogendoorn (UMCG), Sterre van der Ziel (UMCG), Donald van Tol (UMCG, BSS), Judith Rosmalen (UMCG)

Winner 2022 - The Postcolonial Present: co-creating, sharing and remembering life stories of the Indo-European diaspora

Julia Doornbos (UCG, FSS), Kiek Korevaar (former UCG BSc student), Milou Vlaskamp (former UCG BSc student), Bettina van Hoven (UCG, FSS)

French Language Adaptation of SNAFU (The Semantic Network and Fluency Utility)

Logan Gaudet (ReMa Clinical Linguistics student)

Impact of mood-induction on maladaptive thinking in the vulnerability for depression: pre-registration & data and code sharing

Marlijn Besten (BSS, BSCS - UMCG)

Is this a good idea to preregister a complex, partly explorative study with an innovative analytical technique?

Olga Minaeva (UMCG)

Open Research practices in the study of concealed information detection

Yining Chen (BSS), Aytac Karabay (BSS), Sebastiaan Mathot (BSS), Elkan G. Akyurek (BSS)

Sharing knowledge through free online courses for audiences beyond the West

Rashid Gabdulhakov (Arts)

Streetfront - Stories about Perseverance, Resilience and Running in the Downtown Eastside Vancouver

Ryan Bolt, Charlotte Hoogers, Candelas Gross Valle, Nina Valentini, Yuna van den Brom (HC students); Trevor Stokes, Barry Skillin, Jacob Ainscough, Yara O'Sidhe (SF authors/ editors); Anna Lebedieva (Minerva/ graphic designer)

Unlocking the Power of Legacy Field Survey Data for Archaeological Research with Online Student Internships

Anita Casarotto (GIA, Arts)

Using OSF to increase the accessibility, credibility, transparency, and reproducibility of our research project: From preregistrations to preprints

Mariëlle Osinga (BSS)

Virtual Ray Tracer

Chris S. van Wezel (student, FSE), Willard A. Verschoore de la Houssaije (student, FSE), Steffen Frey (assistant professor, FSE/BI), Jiri Kosinka (associate professor, group leader, FSE/BI)

Working group-based testing and application of a free R-tool to investigate past Mediterranean human-animal relationships in case studies

Francesca Slim (GIA)