Prof Stephen Senn | Coherence or correspondence? What truths are we seeking in reproducibility? @RIOTScienceClub
Prof Stephen Senn | Coherence or correspondence? What truths are we seeking in reproducibility? @RIOTScienceClub
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The RIOT Science Club gives talks/workshops on Reproducible, Interpretable, Open & Transparent Science.
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Prof Stephen Senn | Coherence or correspondence? What truths are we seeking in reproducibility?The Collection of Open Science Integrity Guides (COSIG) - Reese RichardsonDr Patricia Herterich | The Hidden REF | The Cost of Correcting Bad Science |Prof Dorothy Bishop | Publication and citation bias | Kings Open Research ConferenceHans Eysenck and scientific fraud with Tony Pelosi, George Davey Smith & Dorothy BishopProf Russell Poldrack | Reproducibility in neuroimaging: problems and solutionsProf Edzard Ernst | How to become a pseudoscientist: Nine lessons for beginnersAnne Scheel | The Importance of Registered Reports | Kings Open Research ConferenceDr Sandersan Onie | Open Scholarship in the Global South | #OpenResearchFutureNormalising error detection and trustworthiness assessment in science - Ian HusseyWhy do some projects stall? Dr Patrick ForscherProf. Stephen Curry | DORA: re-thinking and re-engineering what we value in research
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Prof Stephen Senn | Coherence or correspondence? What truths are we seeking in reproducibility?

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