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Reproducible Research Hackathon
There is an interesting project to develop a curriculum for teaching reproducible research starting that I heard about recently:...
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Reproducible Computational Research by UW Folks
This interesting thing crossed my inbox during the quiet time between quarters: Inspired by Dave and Randy’s presentations earlier in the quarter, our lab happened to publish two preprints today, both...
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Open and Reproducible Research: Goals, Obstacles, and Solutions
A set of slides from a talk by Matthew Salgnik crossed my inbox recently, titled “Open and Reproducible Research: Goals, Obstacles, and Solutions”. Good stuff! I liked the *bonus points* in the...
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That Docker thing sounds promising
I missed this presentation, but I am going to figure out how to use Docker for reproducible research soon! http://benmarwick.github.io/UW-eScience-docker-for-reproducible-research/#1
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Writing papers in the IPython Notebook
From: Spencer James Sent: Monday, April 20, 2015 6:33 AM To: Abraham D. Flaxman Subject: writing manuscript in Notebook? Hi Abie, Hope things are well back in Seattle! I’m about halfway through the...
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Irreproducibile science as a communication failure
From: Abraham D. Flaxman Sent: Thursday, May 7, 2015 4:40 PM To: reproducible@u.washington.edu Subject: [Reproducible] licenses and reproducibility: the scholarly communication lens The recent...
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Jupyter Notebooks in GitHub
So cool: https://github.com/blog/1995-github-jupyter-notebooks-3 https://github.com/ipython/ipython/wiki/A-gallery-of-interesting-IPython-Notebooks...
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Catalog of Reproducible Products
The Reproducibility and Open Science (ROS) Working Group recently finished up a form to begin to gather information on Reproducible Products from the community. Please take a few minutes to submit...
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Ben Marwick on ‘The Conversation’: How computers broke science – and what we...
—–Original Message—– From: Reproducible On Behalf Of Ben Marwick Sent: Monday, November 9, 2015 5:58 AM Subject: [Reproducible] My article on ‘The Conversation’: How computers broke science – and what...
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Replicability and reproducibility
Lots of material on Reproducible Research in my backlog… I’m going to get it out there for you (or at least for future-me). —–Original Message—– From: Reproducible On Behalf Of Ben Marwick Sent:...
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Mapping Data for SmartVA-Analyze 1.1
I have just released an updated version of the SmartVA app that predicts the underlying cause of death from the results of verbal autopsy interviews (VAIs). It was a lot of hard work and I hope that...
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Cool example of reproducible research
—–Original Message—– From: Ben Marwick Sent: Monday, January 11, 2016 4:06 PM To: escience_reproducibility Subject: [Reproducible] New paper on reproducible research in archaeology Hi everyone, You...
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agedays column in SmartVA data
Here is another little detail for the detail-oriented mapper who is trying to get data into SmartVA-Analyze: agedays. In the tutorial, I mentioned that there are handful of additional columns that are...
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My “Training Modules” on reproducible computational research for secondary...
Here is something I want to make one day: A7) Overall goal and specific core competencies for training module The overall goal of this module is to improve the quality, reproducibility, and usability...
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Philip Stark on “Preproducibility”
A lot of sensible advice here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHryMtEBkB4 A combination of Dr. Stark’s name and the recent time I’ve spend absorbing the Marvel Comic Universe through Luke Cage [link]...
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