Summary
Malika Ihle is an open science advocate and coordinator with a decade of experience advancing reproducible, transparent research across organismal biology, ecology, and animal behaviour. As LMU Open Science Center coordinator and former Reproducible Research Oxford lead, she designs training curricula, runs community workshops, and shapes policy to embed reliable research practices at institutional and international levels. Her background as a postdoc and PhD researcher grounds her leadership in hands-on methods, data management, and statistical reproducibility, including teaching courses on efficient, reliable science. A co-founder of SORTEE, she has driven society-wide initiatives from conferences to DEI and mentoring programs, showing a rare blend of grassroots organizing and strategic governance. Practical technical contributions—such as improving R-based collaborative tools and documentation—underscore her attention to reproducible workflows and user-facing clarity. Based in Munich, she combines field‑tested ecological expertise with a communicative, policy-oriented approach to change how science is done.
10 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Master of Science - MS Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Université de Bourgogne
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Biology/Biological Sciences General, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Biology/Biological Sciences General at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
English, French, Spanish, German