Last week, we welcomed Tobias Dienlin from the University of Vienna, a leading expert in longitudinal research and open science principles, to IRTIS. His visit was very beneficial for our team and brought a lot of inspiration and new ideas.
Tobias Dienlin spent three intensive days with us, full of workshops and discussions on the latest trends and methods in longitudinal research and open science principles. We discussed our experiences and current and upcoming research projects, and thanks to his expertise, we have many ideas on how to enrich our research further. We also discussed possibilities for future collaboration on research publications. We are very excited and hope that we will be able to advance longitudinal research together, especially in the areas of methodology and statistical procedures.
We thank Tobias for his visit, his great contribution to our teams, and for inspiring us with his thoughts and ideas. We look forward to the next meeting and hope to see you soon - either in Brno or Vienna.
The author of the photos is Vojtěch Mýlek.
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