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The Replication Games with Jack Fitzgerald
Jun 15, 2026
32m 30s
The Summer Institutes in Computational Social Science with Chris Bail
May 15, 2026
29m 34s
The Comparative Panel File with Konrad Turek
Apr 7, 2026
29m 44s
Using ODISSEI with Kasia Karpinska
Mar 17, 2026
27m 21s
Software for Science with Adriënne Mendrik
Feb 10, 2026
26m 03s
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| 6/15/26 | ![]() The Replication Games with Jack Fitzgerald | In this episode, Tom Emery talks with Jack Fitzgerald, a PhD candidate in economics at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and the Tinbergen Institute. Jack tells us all about replication, and how he developed his passion for it. He points out that replication can be a very useful tool for early career researchers to understand how experts in the field think about and conduct research, down to their code. He and Tom dig into how the Replication Games could change the research culture and how they came to be. Jack also discusses the challenges and opportunities inherent to administrative data, and suggests how those data could be made more accessible for replication.Affiliations: Jack Fitzgerald, PhD Candidate, School of Business and Economics, Ethics, Governance and Society; Tinbergen InstituteDr. Tom Emery - Executive Director of ODISSEI, the Dutch National Infrastructure for Social Science; Associate Professor, Department of Public Administration and Sociology of Erasmus University, RotterdamUseful links: https://www.i4replication.org/https://www.i4replication.org/blog/replication-games-in-secure-environments-replicating-research-with-dutch-administrative-data | 32m 30s | ||||||
| 5/15/26 | ![]() The Summer Institutes in Computational Social Science with Chris Bail | Tom Emery speaks with Chris Bail, Professor of Sociology, Computer Science, Political Science, and Public Policy at Duke University and co-founder of SICSS (the Summer Institutes in Computational Social Science). Nearly ten years on, Chris reflects on how SICSS grew from a single location to more than 50 worldwide, and the community that made it possible. He also explains why the part of the courses in which participants develop their own projects is the heart of the programme: a space where experimentation, and even failure, is part of learning. And with AI reshaping both education and the social sciences, Chris draws on the lessons of COVID-era adaptation to ask what it means to teach in the age of LLMs.Affiliations: Dr. Chris Bail, Professor of Sociology, Computer Science, Political Science, and Public Policy at Duke University; Co-founder of the Summer Institutes in Computational Social SciencesDr. Tom Emery - Executive Director of ODISSEI, the Dutch National Infrastructure for Social Science; Associate Professor, Department of Public Administration and Sociology of Erasmus University, RotterdamUseful links: https://sicss.io/apply#faqhttps://sicss.io/overviewhttps://github.com/compsocialscience/summer-institutehttps://sicss.io/tom | 29m 34s | ||||||
| 4/7/26 | ![]() The Comparative Panel File with Konrad Turek✨ | Comparative Panel FileOpen Science+2 | Konrad Turek | Comparative Panel FileThe Comparative Panel File+5 | Rotterdam | open-sourceharmonisation+2 | — | 29m 44s | |
| 3/17/26 | ![]() Using ODISSEI with Kasia Karpinska✨ | ODISSEI infrastructuregrant applications+2 | Kasia Karpinska | ODISSEI facilitiesODISSEI Early Career Board+4 | Rotterdam | researchsocial science+2 | — | 27m 21s | |
| 2/10/26 | ![]() Software for Science with Adriënne Mendrik✨ | softwarescience+3 | Adriënne Mendrik | EyraSoftware for Science+3 | Rotterdam | Eyrabenchmarking+3 | — | 26m 03s | |
| 1/15/26 | ![]() Historical Data Linkage with Kristina Thompson✨ | historical datapublic health research+3 | Kristina Thompson | DelpherHistorical Data Linkage+6 | NetherlandsRotterdam | Delpherhistorical newspaper archive+1 | — | 27m 48s | |
| 12/8/25 | ![]() AI and the Future of Social Science Infrastructures with Merce Crosas✨ | AIsocial science+3 | Mercè Crosas | DataverseComputational Social Sciences+9 | Rotterdam | Barcelona Supercomputing CenterCODATA+1 | — | 35m 47s | |
| 11/12/25 | ![]() Research Software Engineering support with Netherlands eScience Center✨ | Research Software Engineeringsocial science research+3 | Flavio HafnerMalte Lüken+1 | Research Software Engineeringcomputational tools+7 | Rotterdam | eScience Centerapplied statistics+2 | — | 31m 13s | |
| 10/15/25 | ![]() Data Archiving with Ricarda Braukmann✨ | data archivingopen science+3 | Ricarda Braukmann | AI toolsDANS+6 | Rotterdam | CoreTrustSealODISSEI Portal+3 | — | 38m 23s | |
| 9/9/25 | ![]() Open Probability Panels with Marcel Das✨ | open probability panelsLISS Panel+3 | Marcel Das | LISS PanelCenterdata+9 | Rotterdam | CenterdataCBS microdata+2 | — | 30m 11s | |
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| 8/14/25 | ![]() Trusted Research Environments with Lucas van der Meer✨ | Trusted Research EnvironmentSANE Project+2 | Lucas van der MeerDr Tom Emery | ODISSEIthe SANE Project+5 | Rotterdam | ODISSEILISS+1 | — | 26m 32s | |
| 7/18/25 | ![]() SHARE with Bella Struminskaya✨ | Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in EuropeSHARE+2 | Bella Struminskaya | Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in EuropeODISSEI+10 | Rotterdam | healthageing+3 | — | 33m 31s | |
| 6/12/25 | ![]() FAIR Data with Angelica Maineri | In this episode, Tom Emery is joined by Angelica Maineri to talk about data and FAIR principles. Here, we explore the core idea of FAIR Data: what it really means and how ODISSEI is working to build infrastructure that puts FAIR principles into practice.Affiliations: Angelica Maineri – Data Manager at ODISSEIDr. Tom Emery – Executive Director of ODISSEI, the Dutch National Infrastructure for Social Science; Associate Professor, Department of Public Administration and Sociology of Erasmus University, RotterdamUseful linkshttps://odissei-data.nl/facility/odissei-fair-support/https://www.nature.com/articles/sdata201618 | 26m 10s | ||||||
| 5/8/25 | ![]() Benchmarking and Data Challenges with Liza Sivak | In this episode, Tom Emery speaks with Liza Sivak about the role of benchmarking in demographic research and the challenges of working with fertility data. Liza presents the PreFer Benchmarking Challenge, an initiative to assess how well fertility outcomes in the Netherlands can currently be predicted, to improve our understanding of fertility.Affiliations Elizaveta Sivak is a sociologist and a computational social scientist. Currently, she is a PhD candidate at the University of Groningen, where she studies the predictability of fertility. She is co-organising a data challenge for predicting fertility outcomes in the Netherlands (PreFer).Dr. Tom Emery – Executive Director of ODISSEI, the Dutch National Infrastructure for Social Science; Associate Professor, Department of Public Administration and Sociology of Erasmus University, RotterdamUseful linkshttps://stulp.gmw.rug.nl/prefer/ https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s42001-024-00275-6 | 35m 09s | ||||||
| 4/1/25 | ![]() Data Donation with Laura Boeschoeten | In this episode, Tom Emery is joined by Laura Boeschoten to explore the concept of Data Donation. They discuss what it entails, how it works, and the potential it has to shape the future of research and data sharing.Affiliations: Laura Boeschoten is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Methodology and Statistics at Utrecht University. She currently works on building a Digital Data Donation platform which researchers can use to conduct data donation studies. Her research focuses on the various methodological challenges that researchers face when performing data donation studies and on designing intuitive and simple data donation workflows for both researchers and participants.Dr. Tom Emery – Executive Director of ODISSEI, the Dutch National Infrastructure for Social Science; Associate Professor, Department of Public Administration and Sociology of Erasmus University, RotterdamUseful linkshttps://datadonation.eu/ | 24m 00s | ||||||
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