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In the past few years we have seen several projects that would be considered “multi-lab collaborations” (e.g., Registered Replication Reports, ManyLabs projects, the “Pipeline Project,” ManyBabies, etc.). And it appears these types of projects are becoming more common in psychological science. This workshop will discuss the many different types of these projects, the pros and cons of these projects, and some “how-to” for contributing to these projects. This workshop also will discuss the many ways that you could get involved, both as a leading researcher or as a contributing lab, in future projects. Finally, we will be having a brainstorming session on ways that we can make future multi-lab collaborations even better.
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