Opening: 

• Carlo Miniussi (University of Trento - ITRN President): Opening Remarks

• Claudia Mazzuca (Sapienza University of Rome; ITRN Rome Node): Introduction to Italian Reproducibility Network (ITRN) and ITRN Rome Node

Talks: 

1. Michele Scandola (University of Verona): “Not only bad research practices: the illusion of objectivity and researchers' degrees of freedom”: are bad research practices the only reasons for the reproducibility crisis?

2. Michela Vezzoli (University of Milan-Bicocca): “Embracing Open Science: Best Practices for Transparent and Collaborative Research”: ’Introduction to Open Science and good research practices (e.g., preregistration, open data, open code, open publications); 

3. Sara Garofalo (University of Bologna): “Pre-registration: why and how to": differences among specific transparency tools, pre-registration, registered reports, PCI-RR, and pre-print; 

4. Alessandro von Gal (Sapienza University of Rome; ITRN Rome Node): “Open resources for Neuroscience research”: demo and overview of accessible tools for behavioral and neuroscientific research (e.g., repositories, protocols, task construction, analyses and data visualization); 

5. Giulia Calignano (University of Padua): “Improving robustness in Behavioral Neuroscience through the Multiverse × Multi-lab approach”: what are multiverse and multilab approaches and how can they contribute to better frame neurophysiological data;   

6. Antonio Aquino (Magna Graecia University of Catanzaro): “Italian ECRs mental health”: a multifaceted account of Early Career Researchers anxiety and mental health, insights from an Italian survey. 

ITRN Working Groups, a snapshot: 

• Gabriele Fusco (Sapienza University of Rome; ITRN Rome Node): Educational

• Chiara Fini (Sapienza University of Rome; ITRN Rome Node): ReproCoffee