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Educating Students Towards Reproducible Research

Author:Cassandra Gould Van Prag  

Session Type:Member-Initiated Symposium  

Session Date:Tuesday, 10 May 2022  

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Session Name:The Reproducibility Crisis: Perspectives from Funders, Researchers & Journal Editors  

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Room Session:ICC Capital Hall 1  

Institution:Oxford  

    Funder Mandates for Reproducible and Open Research

    Author:Karla Miller  

    Session Type:Member-Initiated Symposium  

    Session Date:Tuesday, 10 May 2022  

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    Session Name:The Reproducibility Crisis: Perspectives from Funders, Researchers & Journal Editors  

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    Room Session:ICC Capital Hall 1  

    Institution:University of Oxford  

      Open Science: Perspective of a Researcher Who Codes

      Author:Serena Bonaretti  

      Session Type:Member-Initiated Symposium  

      Session Date:Tuesday, 10 May 2022  

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      Session Name:The Reproducibility Crisis: Perspectives from Funders, Researchers & Journal Editors  

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      Room Session:ICC Capital Hall 1  

      Institution:Transparent MSK Research  

        Perspectives on Reproducible Hardware-Based Research

        Author:Andrew Webb  

        Session Type:Member-Initiated Symposium  

        Session Date:Tuesday, 10 May 2022  

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        Session Name:The Reproducibility Crisis: Perspectives from Funders, Researchers & Journal Editors  

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        Room Session:ICC Capital Hall 1  

        Institution:Leiden University Medical Center  

          Publishing Reproducible Research

          Author:Peter Jezzard  

          Session Type:Member-Initiated Symposium  

          Session Date:Tuesday, 10 May 2022  

          Topic:

          Session Name:The Reproducibility Crisis: Perspectives from Funders, Researchers & Journal Editors  

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          Room Session:ICC Capital Hall 1  

          Institution:University of Oxford