Past SORTEE conferences
| Time in UTC | Slides | Program | Abstract Book | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 Conference | 15 Oct 07:00 – 16 Oct 10:00 | OSF 2025 | 2025 App | Download |
| 2024 Conference | 15 Oct 07:00 – 16 Oct 10:00 UTC | OSF 2024 | 2024 App | Download |
| 2023 Conference | 17 Oct 07:00 – 18 Oct 08:30 UTC | OSF 2023 | 2023 App | Download |
| 2022 Conference | 11 Jul 04:30 – 13 Jul 07:00 UTC | OSF 2022 | 2022 App | Download |
| 2021 Conference | 12 Jul 07:00 – 14 Jul 08:00 | OSF 2021 | 2021 App | Download |
Find a selection of collaborative projects that began during SORTEE conference hackathons at https://sortee.org/collaborations/.
Recordings of the opening and closing remarks are available on our Youtube channel.
You can download our conference app at https://github.com/SORTEE/Conference-app and adapt it to your own conference.
Plenary Speakers at SORTEE conferences
Recordings of all plenary talks are available on our Youtube channel. Some recordings include captions in other languages.
2025 Conference
- Israel Borokini: Advancing ecology and evolutionary research in the Global South - African context (slides)
- Simine Vazire: Where are the Self-Correcting Mechanisms in Science?
2024 Conference
- Hu Chuan-Peng: Promoting Open Science via Grassroots Networks in a Developing Country (slides)
- Kate Laskowski: What to Do When You Don’t Trust Your Data Anymore (slides)
2023 Conference
No plenary sessions were held at the SORTEE 2023 conference.
2022 Conference
- Corina Logan: How Peer Community in Registered Reports lets researchers take back control of the publishing process
- C. Thi Nguyen: Transparency is Surveillance
- Paula Martinez: Why don’t we share data and code?
- Tshiamo Motshegwa: Developments in African Cyber-infrastructure to Support Open Science (slides)
- Martin Westgate: Twelve years of open science infrastructure: Lessons from the Atlas of Living Australia (slides)
2021 Conference
- Michael Eisen: Making open science work at the toxic intersection between the business of publishing and the business of science (talk abstract and speaker bio)
- Hannah Fraser: TMeta-research from ecological and interdisciplinary perspectives (slides, talk abstract and speaker bio)
- Michael Jennions: A Drunkard’s Walk: from negative results to reverse P-hacking (talk abstract and speaker bio)
- Julia Stewart Lowndes: Openscapes: Better Science for Future Us (slides, talk abstract and speaker bio)
- Richard McElreath: Science is Like a Chicken Coop (slides, talk abstract and speaker bio)
- Malvika Sharan: The Turing Way Guide to Reproducible, Ethical and Collaborative Research (slides, talk abstract and speaker bio)