Ivan Flis is a psychologist and historian/philosopher of science who works at the intersection of history and philosophy of science, psychology, and Open Science. He holds a PhD in history and philosophy of science from Utrecht University and a Master’s in psychology from University of Zagreb. He has been publishing on the critical history and philosophy of the replication crisis in psychology, its intersection with Open Science, and in particular the role of the traditional institutions of scholarly communication in the debates about replication. He is currently doing a postdoc on the reception of Nikola Tesla and teaching in the Master’s in the Cognitive Sciences at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences of the University of Rijeka.