Dr Courtney Soderbery, Center for Open Science.
Tuesday October 13th at 9:00am Pacific / 12:00 noon Eastern.

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Abstract
Over the past few years there has been a growing movement to make data and code openly available to increase the reproducibility of scientific research. While these steps are important, they leave out information about how research questions, hypotheses, and analytical decisions may have changed over time. This type of information can have important implications for the reproducibility and interpretation of scientific findings. This webinar will discuss how different points in the research lifecycle can affect reproducibility and why tracking how research evolves over time is important for reproducibility. The webinar will also introduce the Open Science Framework, a free, open source web tool designed by the Center for Open Science to help researchers manage, document, and share their entire research lifecycle.