Oxford Reproducibility School: Kick start your reproducible research
Wednesday, 26 September 2018, 9am to 5.30pm
St John's College St Giles' Oxford OX1 3JP
The 'reproducibility crisis' has illustrated deep-seated problems with the way research is conducted. In this day of seminars and networking we focus on practical ways to make research more reproducible. Join us in turning the reproducibility crisis into a reproducibility opportunity.
SPEAKERS:
Why is Reproducibility Important?
Understanding the issue of reproducibility
Marcus Munafò (University of Bristol)
Power and Data Simulation
Key concepts of power and p-hacking, and the power of simulation for combating both
Dorothy Bishop (University of Oxford)
Registered Reports
Introducing registered reports as a solution for improving scientific endeavour
Chris Chambers (Cardiff University)
Experimental Design
Relating the research question to the design, and then executing well
Stanley Lazic (AstraZeneca)
Reproducible Workflows
Introducing tools needed for working reproducibly throughout the research process
Laura Fortunato (University of Oxford)
Reproducibility Rocks
Why reproducible science is the future
Lisa DeBruine (University of Glasgow)
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