Talks
I post the slides for my talks on OSF, see below for links to talk slides and resources.
2026
Recalibrating human oxytocin research: from methods to function to theory
Harvard Interdisciplinary Oxytocin Research Initiative · Online Slides
Social media for academics
NMBU · In-person Slides
2025
Open science intro for psychology master students
University of Oslo · In-person Slides
Start-up scholar workshop
University of Oslo · In-person Slides
Synthetic data workshop
University of Oslo · In-person Slides
2023
Disseminating research using podcasts
University of Oslo · In-person Slides
Princeton meta-analysis
Princeton University · Online Slides
2022
Accelerating the translation of intranasal oxytocin treatment
Erice · In-person Slides
Accelerating the translation of intranasal oxytocin treatment
ISPNE meeting · In-person Slides
An introduction to the Norwegian Reproducibility Network
University of Oslo · In-person Slides
Building a researcher identity in Norway
University of Oslo · In-person Slides
Five things about open science that every researcher should know
RIOTS club Norway · Online Slides
Five things about open science that every researcher should know
University of Oslo · In-person Slides
How open science can boost your career
University of Oslo · In-person Slides
How preprints can benefit both science and your career
University of Oslo · In-person Slides
Increasing the credibility of meta-analysis
University of Glasgow · Online Slides
Meta-analysis: From preregistration to publication
University of Heidelberg · Online Slides
Preregistration talk and workshop
Ruhr University Bochum · Online Slides
Reproducible research and science communication workshop
University of Oslo · In-person Slides
Reproducible science workshop
University of Marburg · Online Slides
Social media dissemination
University of Oslo · In-person Slides
Synthetic data workshop
University of Oslo · In-person Slides
Transparent meta-analysis
University of Marburg · Online Slides
2021
Applying open science practices to clinical research
Open Science Initiative Luebeck · Online Slides
Calculating the statistical power of studies included in a meta-analysis using the {metameta} R package
Oslo Use R group · Online Slides
Power analysis: Why, how and when?
Student Initiative for Open Science (SIOS) community · Online Slides
Rethinking oxytocin’s role in cognition and behaviour
University of Vienna · Online Slides
Social media for academics
Research Council Of Norway · In-person Slides
Testing and adjusting for publication bias in meta-analysis using JASP and R
Online screencast · Online Slides
Twitter for academics: Practical tips for writing threads
Online screencast · Online Slides
2020
Five things about open and reproducible science that every early career researcher should know
University of Oslo · In-person Slides
From the lab to the living room: Adjusting to a new way of working
Online screencast · Online Slides
Home office tips and tricks
Swedish National Junior Faculty · Online Slides
How to use Bayes factors and equivalence tests to better understand non-significant p-values
Online screencast · Online Slides
Improving the credibility of meta-analysis
Animal Behavior Society virtual meeting · Online Slides
Improving your data visualizations
Online screencast · Online Slides
Social media for academics
University of Mannheim · Online Slides
Synthetic data
RIOT Science Club · Online Slides
Transparent meta-analysis
(in)credible research conference · Online Slides
Using social media and podcasts to boost your academic career
Online screencast · Online Slides
Using Twitter for science: why and how
Online screencast · Online Slides
2019
Heart rate variability: physiology, methodology and experimental possibilities
University of Oslo · In-person Slides
Identifying central targets for intranasal oxytocin administration and the optimal dose
Radboud University · In-person Slides
Open access
Norwegian PhD School of Pharmacy (NFIF) · Online Slides
Oxytocin gene expression in the human brain
SANS annual meeting · In-person Slides
Oxytocin’s modulatory effects on social cognition
University of Copenhagen · In-person Slides
Using equivalence tests to revisit non-significant effects in the published literature: An example using intranasal oxytocin studies
PuG conference · In-person Slides
Using open science practices to get fast feedback on your research
“Doing Good” symposium · In-person Slides
2018
Using heart rate variability to estimate the outflow of the autonomic nervous system: Applications for the biobehavioral sciences
Leiden University · In-person Slides
2017
Improving your PowerPoint presentations
University of Oslo · In-person Slides