Invited Speakers: Lindsey Spriggs and Mónica Palmero Fernández

Lindsey Spriggs is Research Culture Facilitator for the Social Sciences Division at the University of Oxford, where she collaborates with academics, research staff and professional services colleagues to drive positive culture change within the Division and across the research community at Oxford more broadly. Lindsey's work is informed by an MSc in Psychology and Business, her previous role as Early Careers Lead at the interdisciplinary Rosalind Franklin Institute, and 12 years in the academic publishing industry, including almost a decade working on Social Sciences publications for Taylor & Francis.

Mónica Palmero Fernández is Research Practice Coordinator at the University of Oxford. She obtained her PhD in the archaeology of ancient Western Asia from the University of Reading and has held research and teaching posts at the University of Reading and the University of Glasgow. She has focused her professional practice on initiatives that support more inclusive, ethical, and equitable research and teaching cultures in archaeology. In 2023, she joined the University of Oxford’s Research Practice team to help develop a holistic training programme to support fairness, transparency and accountability in the conduct of research.

Rigor and Reproducibility Seminar Series - UF Interdisciplinary T32 in Movement Disorders and Neurorestoration

This seminar series is jointly hosted by the UF Movement Disorders and Neurorestoration Program and the UF Health Science Center Libraries. Talks focus on rigor and reproducibility topics for the pre-doctoral training program.

This program and seminar series is funded by the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) through T32 NS082128, awarded to PIs Dawn Bowers (College of PHHP), Melissa Armstrong and David E. Vaillancourt (College of HHP).

The seminar will be recorded, with the recording distributed to registered attendees after the event.