REASONS TO ATTEND
Keynote Speaker
Brian Nosek
Executive Director of the Center for Open Science
Three Panels
to explore reproducibility, rigor, and replicability education in all disciplines
Learn Practical Ideas
for educating on reproducibility topics
Explore Policies & Supports
for students facing challenges
Network with Colleagues
to build new ideas and collaborations for improving reproducibility
Meet Colleagues
from other fields and specialties with a common interest: reproducibility
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Educators in higher education, K-12 and professional development
Principal investigators and mentors
Students and Post-docs
Research administrators and research integrity officers
Reproducibility, rigor and replicability experts and novices
Download the welcome letter from Melissa Rethlefsen, MSLS, AHIP, HERE.
We hope everyone is well and thank you for being patient with us as we navigated through details for continuing to host Research Reproducibility 2020. We are excited to announce that the Research Reproducibility Conference has been confirmed to be hosted in a virtual format for December 2-3, 2020!
The conference will still focus on the reproducibility and replicability of research on our campuses through a dynamic 2 day virtual event that will bring together experts and novices, researchers and educators, and students and administrators from multiple disciplines and institutions to explore best practices, innovations, and new ideas for education around reproducibility and replicability.
Our Keynote Speaker, Brian Nosek, is the co-founder and Executive Director of the Center for Open Science (COS). He and the COS team are pioneers and leaders in discussing and teaching open, reproducible, and transparent practices in research. In addition, Brian is a Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Virginia, where he mentors his students in reproducible, transparent methods.
Our panelists will also still represent a range of disciplines and educational techniques and roles, from linguistics to biomedical informatics and undergraduate educators conducting replication studies with their students to those leading national efforts to provide training. Their experiences and expertise will help set the stage for our conversations and learning each day of the conference.
We’d also like to feature you! The virtual event will also feature submitted papers, poster sessions, and opportunities for in-depth discussion at roundtables on topics submitted by our attendees. The paper and poster submission portal is currently open and accepting submissions until October 15th!
Registration is also open, so make sure to secure your spot today!
Sincerely,
Melissa Rethlefsen, MSLS, AHIP
Associate Dean, George A. Smathers Libraries
Fackler Director, Health Science Center Libraries
University of Florida
ml.rethlefsen@ufl.edu | 352-273-8404
ORCID: 0000-0001-5322-9368 | @mlrethlefsen