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Institutional Members
Cluster of Excellence
Cluster of Excellence: Origins
Contact Person:
Prof. Dr. Thomas Kuhr
Website
The Excellence Cluster ORIGINS: "From the Origins of the Universe to the First Building Blocks of Life" is an interdisciplinary research network based in Munich and Garching. Building on the previous Excellence Cluster Universe, a very fruitful collaboration between astro-, particle- and nuclear physicists, ORIGINS is exploring the conjecture of modern cosmology that the Universe and the emergence of life have naturally unfolded from the initial conditions laid out in the Big Bang.

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Department of Psychology
Contact Person:
Prof. Dr. Felix Schönbrodt
Website
Psychological science has seen a substantial replication crisis in the last years, with many large scale projects failing to replicate apparently well established findings. With the goal to increase the awareness and the adoption of open science practices, in July 2015 an Open Science Committee was established at the Department Psychology. Its project on the Open Science Framework (OSF) provides different documents and presentations that are used in research and teaching.

Cluster of Excellence
Cluster of Excellence: SyNergy
Contact Person:
Prof. Dr. Martin Dichgans
Website
The Munich Cluster for Systems Neurology (SyNergy) investigates how complex neurological diseases such as Alzheimer's disease, stroke, and multiple sclerosis develop. Using systems neurology as a new interdisciplinary approach, researchers can decipher the shared disease mechanisms of neurovascular, neurodegenerative, and neuroimmunological diseases and on this basis develop novel diagnostic and therapeutic approaches. SyNergy has expressed its commitment to promoting research transparency and reproducibility in both quantitative and qualitative research endeavors.

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Faculty of Biology
Contact Person:
Prof. Dr. Niels Dingemanse
Website

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Munich School of Management
Contact Person:
Prof. Dr. Ralf Elsas
Website
The LMU Munich School of Management is committed to advancing the principles of open science and research transparency. By becoming an institutional member of the LMU's Open Science Center, we aim to foster a culture of openness, collaboration, and integrity in our research community. We believe that promoting open access to data, methodologies, and findings will enhance the quality and reproducibility of research in business studies, ultimately contributing to innovative and impactful solutions for global business challenges.
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