Reproducibility of Research

Each week, Eccles Health Science Library hosts the Grand Rounds series discussing research reproducibility on campus from a multitude of disciplines and speakers. This weekly event is recorded and make available through e-channel.

As a part of Research Reproducibility 2018, the Eccles Health Science Library will be hosting a 5-day course from June 11-15. The course will provide an opportunity to explore the issues of research reproducibility in-depth in a seminar-type setting, followed by hands-on sessions where they’ll learn actionable, practical solutions to make their own work more reproducible.

In this 2 day course (July 9-10, 2018), participants will learn, discuss, and put into practice the basic principles of reproducibility. Topics we may cover include putting data management plans into practice, developing workflows, writing documentation, finding an ontology or metadata schema, and using existing software or resources that support open science. Participants should have some familiarity with the research process. This course is part of the DeCART Summer School and taught by Research Librarian Tisha Mentnech.

In this 2.5 day course (July 17-19, 2017), participants will learn, discuss, and put into practice the basic principles of reproducibility. Topics we may cover include putting data management plans into practice, developing workflows, writing documentation, finding an ontology or metadata schema, and using existing software or resources that support open science. Participants should have some familiarity with the research process. This course is part of the DeCART Summer School and taught by Data Science Librarian Shirley Zhao.