The TIER Network is a forum for exchange of ideas among instructors, researchers, and data support specialists working to integrate transparency and reproducibility into the training of students in quantitative research methods.
What are the benefits of joining the TIER Network?
- Members are invited to participate in live, moderated discussions with other members of the Network on topics of mutual interest.
- Each member is given a dedicated page on the Project TIER website where they can make their work visible to other Network members as well as the general public.
To join the TIER Network
Just fill out this brief form to let us know about your work. We will set up a new page on the TIER website for you to populate with information about yourself and your work, and keep you up-to-date as moderated conversations among Network members are organized. And to thank you for joining, we will send you a Project TIER water bottle.
Member Pages on the Project TIER Website
Network members use their pages on the Project TIER website to share information about themselves and publicize their work to a wide audience.
Activities that members have highlighted on their pages include:
- incorporating principles or techniques of research transparency in a quantitative methods course they teach
- leading or contributing to workshops or conference presentations on reproducible research
- organizing or participating in a department- or campus-wide initiative to promote research transparency
- articles or blog entries they have written about transparency and reproducibility
To see what other Network members have posted on their pages, click on the tiles in the roster of members below.
Members
Florio Arguillas, Research Associate
Cornell Institute for Social and Economic Research (CISER)
Flavio Azevedo, Fulbright Fellow and Research Associate
Friedrich Schiller University
Pallavi Banerjee, Programme Director, MSc Educational Research
University of Exeter
Jerzy Baranowski, Associate Professor and Head of the Computer Science Laboratory in Control and Management, Department of Automatic Control and Robotics
AGH University of Science and Technology
Jade Barclay, PhD candidate in Medicine
University of Sydney
Danillo Rafael Batista, Master's student in Political Science
Federal University of Pernambuco
Ben Baumer, Assistant Professor, Statistical & Data Sciences
Smith College
Jennifer Beaudry, Academic Director (Research Training)
Swinburne University of Technology
Megan Becker, Associate (Teaching) Professor of International Relations, Director of the USC School of International Relations’ Undergraduate Research Program
University of Southern California
Carola Binder, Associate Professor of Economics
Haverford College
Lucas Borba-Miranda, Ph.D. candidate in Political Science
Federal University of Pernambuco
Nicholas Bussberg, Assistant Professor of Statistics
Elon University
Mine Çetinkaya-Rundel, Associate Professor of the Practice, Department of Statistical Science
Duke University
David Colquhoun, Professor of Pharmacology
University College London
Chris Conway, Assistant Professor of Psychology
Fordham University
Alex Coppock, Assistant Professor of Political Science
Yale University
Colleen Craig, Associate Teaching Professor of Chemistry, Academic & Student Affairs Teaching Fellow, in the Center for Teaching & Learning
University of Washington
Carolina Curvale, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Coordinator of Doctorate Program in Political Science
FLACSO Ecuador
Adira Daniel,
University of Western Ontario
Adira Daniel,
University of Western Ontario
Amanda Domingos, Ph.D. student
Federal University of Pernambuco
Michael Dooley, Assistant Professor of Psychology
Washington College
Tomas Dvorak, Professor of Economics
Union College
Aaron Ellison, Deputy Director, Harvard Forest
Harvard University
Nina Exner, Research Data Librarian
Virginia Commonwealth University
Ebuka Ezeike,
Training Center in Communication-Africa
Antônio Fernandes, Master's student in Political Science
Federal University of Pernambuco
Dalson Figueiredo, Political Science assistant professor
Federal University of Pernambuco
Laura Fortunato, Associate Professor of Evolutionary Anthropology
University of Oxford
Gili Freedman, Assistant Professor of Psychology
St. Mary's College of Maryland
Morton Ann Gernsbacher, Vilas Research Professor and Sir Frederic Bartlett Professor of Psychology
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Simon D. Halliday, Associate Professor of Economics Education
University of Bristol
Sam Harper, Associate Professor of Epidemiology
McGill University
Jan Höffler, Founder
ReplicationWiki
Nicholas Horton, Beitzel Professor of Statistics and Data Science
Amherst College
Matthew Ingram, Associate Professor of Political Science
University at Albany, SUNY
Nicole Janz, Assistant Professor of Political Science
University of Nottingham
Daniel K.N. Johnson, Schlessman Professor of Economics
Colorado College
Jenna Krall, Assistant Professor in the Department of Global and Community Health
George Mason University
Bernadette Lanciaux, Instructional Faculty
Rochester Institute of Technology
Benjamin Le, Professor of Psychology
Haverford College
Carmel Levitan, Associate Professor of Cognitive Science
Occidental College
Rodrigo Lins, Adjunct Professor, Department of Social Sciences
Federal University of Sergipe (Brazil)
Ben Marwick, Associate Professor of Archaeology
University of Washington
Amelia McNamara, Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer & Information Sciences
University of St. Thomas
Norm Medeiros, Librarian of the College
Haverford College
Mariana Meneses, Ph.D. candidate in Political Science
Federal University of Pernambuco
Emma Mills, Teaching Associate, Psychology
Lancaster University
Dana Milstein, Assistant Professor of Writing
University of Southern California
Alex Montoye, Assistant Professor of Integrative Physiology and Health Science
Alma College
Kara Moore, Assistant Professor of Psychology
Oklahoma State University
Scott Moser, Associate Professor, School of Politics and International Relations
University of Nottingham
Marcus Munafo, University of Bristol, Chair, UKRN Steering Group
Professor of Biological Sciences
Anne Nurse, Professor of Sociology
College of Wooster
Michael O'Hara, Associate Professor of Economics
St. Lawrence University
Limor Peer, Associate Director for Research
Institution for Social and Policy Studies, Yale University
Janelle Peifer, Assistant Professor of Psychology
University of Richmond
Aneta Piekut, Senior Lecturer in Quantitative Social Sciences
University of Sheffield
Matthew B. Platt, Associate Professor of Political Science
Morehouse College
Ian Rebouças Batista, Adjunct Professor of International Relations
Estácio Recife University Center
Eike Mark Rinke, Lecturer in Politics and Media
University of Leeds
Ingo Rohlfing, Professor for Methods of Comparative Political Research
University of Cologne, Cologne Center for Comparative Politics
David Ross, Associate Professor of Economics
Bryn Mawr College
Dan Sacks, Assistant Professor of Business Economics and Public Policy
Indiana University
John Towse, Professor of Psychology, Director of Research (Psychology)
Lancaster University
Anthony Underwood, Associate Professor of Economics
Dickinson College
David Vera, Professor of Economics
California State University, Fresno
Jordan Wagge, Associate Professor of Psychology, Executive Director for the Collaborative Replications and Education Project
Avila University
Soazic Elise Wange Sonne, Ph.D. Fellow
UNU-MERIT (United Nations University-MERIT)
Elin Waring, Professor of Sociology, Coordinator, Data Science Methods and Applications minor
Lehman College, CUNY
Ryan Womack, Data Librarian
Rutgers University-New Brunswick
Amanda Woodward,
University of Minnesota
Nathan Wright, Associate Professor of Sociology
Bryn Mawr College
Alexander Wuttke, Researcher
University of Mannheim
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