**03 Mar 2020: We are currently still accepting applications, but you will go on a waitlist.**

The repliCATS project will run a one-day workshop before SIPS2020 in Victoria, Canada. We are offering x100 travel grants of US$550 to workshop participants.

Use this form to express interest in attending this workshop, and to express interest in a travel grant. NB. You will have to register for SIPS2020 independently.

ABOUT THE WORKSHOP
The repliCATS workshop will be focused on predicting the likely replicability of published research in the social and behavioural sciences literature. Previous workshop participants have appreciated the opportunity to consider and evaluate many different scientific claims and gain exposure to a variety of research designs and approaches.Our hope is that this process will help groups think critically about the evidence these studies present.
 
Working in small groups of 4-6, you will be asked to evaluate approximately a dozen social and behavioural science research claims. Each group will have its own facilitator, who will guide you through a structured elicitation protocol. The workshop will be fully catered.

YOUR TIME COMMITMENT
Demographics and training before the workshop-1 hour
Workshop participation-Full day
Travel award bank details-5 minutes
 
TRAVEL GRANTS
We are offering 100 travel grants of US$550 to participants living outside the immediate area of Victoria, Canada. By "outside immediate area" we mean if you live or work more than ~2 hour commute away, but preference may be given to those travelling further.
To claim the award, you must attend the full day of the workshop, and sign off on the register at the workshop venue. Please note that reimbursements can take up to 6 weeks. We are sorry to not be able to provide the awards upfront, but this is not possible because of the terms of our own funding.
 
PARTICIPANT ELIGIBILITY
Our primary requirement is a willingness to evaluate published research in the social and behavioural science literature. To register for the workshop, you must be over 18 years old, and should have completed or be currently enrolled in a degree in a relevant area. You also need to bring your own laptop to the workshop.

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How will the information in this form be used? We will never share your personal information with any third party. You can read our full Privacy Collection Notice here: http://blogs.unimelb.edu.au/replicats/privacy-collection-notice/

The repliCATS project is part of the larger SCORE (Systematizing Confidence in Open Research and Evidence) program, funded by DARPA (US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency). This research project has been approved by the Human Research Ethics Committee of The University of Melbourne ID: 1853445