7 steps to reproducible research

Workshop held at Sussex University. https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/7-steps-to-reproducible-research-online-in-person-tickets-1343717427999 --- Based on this material: https://sussexpsychology.github.io/ReproducibleResearch/ … which in turn is based on this course: https://carpentries-incubator.github.io/ReproducibleResearch/ --- Join us for this researcher-led event where we will take you through 7 steps to reproducible research. This workshop is aimed at undergraduates & masters students from all disciplines who are interested in learning more about open and reproducible research, and how it can make their work easier and stronger. No prior skills or knowledge are needed. Objectives Learn what is reproducibility and why does it matter? Gain a number of skills and resources to help us build reproducibility in our everyday workflows, and to make your work easier and more efficient. Utilise reproducibility techniques in ways to manage your project when other priorities/modules take you away from it. Reproducibility is important to the future of research, and is all about working collaboratively, and openly with others. In this workshop we will introduce concepts and tools that researchers are developing and using which aim to make their research more reproducible – so that others can examine their processes, and build on top of findings more easily. Our 7 steps for reproducible research Planning to be organised Keeping your files tidy and organised Methodology and protocols Documentation and writing it down Testing and controls Automation Publishing, persistent identifiers and preparing for reuse You'll come away from this workshop with useful tips and tools you can start using straight away to improve your research practices. Book your place to join us in person in the Library Seminar Room, or online via Zoom (link to be shared). Frequently asked questions Do I need any prior knowledge to attend this workshop? No. All skill levels are welcome. This is an introduction to reproducible research and you should be able to finish this workshop with a few new ideas and skills to put in place easy changes. Do I need to prepare or bring anything? As an attendee, you won’t need to prepare anything for this workshop. It is suggested you have a notepad or document open for activities. There won’t be datasets or programs needed for these lessons. Can I attend in person? Yes, this is a hybrid event and you can join us in the Library Seminar room.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-05-14
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15389912
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Scientific Computing and Data Management
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7 steps to reproducible research

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7 steps to reproducible research

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Workshop held at Sussex University. https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/7-steps-to-reproducible-research-online-in-person-tickets-1343717427999 --- Based on this material: https://sussexpsychology.github.io/ReproducibleResearch/ … which in turn is based on this course: https://carpentries-incubator.github.io/ReproducibleResearch/ --- Join us for this researcher-led event where we will take you through 7 steps to reproducible research. This workshop is aimed at undergraduates & masters students from all disciplines who are interested in learning more about open and reproducible research, and how it can make their work easier and stronger. No prior skills or knowledge are needed. Objectives Learn what is reproducibility and why does it matter? Gain a number of skills and resources to help us build reproducibility in our everyday workflows, and to make your work easier and more efficient. Utilise reproducibility techniques in ways to manage your project when other priorities/modules take you away from it. Reproducibility is important to the future of research, and is all about working collaboratively, and openly with others. In this workshop we will introduce concepts and tools that researchers are developing and using which aim to make their research more reproducible – so that others can examine their processes, and build on top of findings more easily. Our 7 steps for reproducible research Planning to be organised Keeping your files tidy and organised Methodology and protocols Documentation and writing it down Testing and controls Automation Publishing, persistent identifiers and preparing for reuse You'll come away from this workshop with useful tips and tools you can start using straight away to improve your research practices. Book your place to join us in person in the Library Seminar Room, or online via Zoom (link to be shared). Frequently asked questions Do I need any prior knowledge to attend this workshop? No. All skill levels are welcome. This is an introduction to reproducible research and you should be able to finish this workshop with a few new ideas and skills to put in place easy changes. Do I need to prepare or bring anything? As an attendee, you won’t need to prepare anything for this workshop. It is suggested you have a notepad or document open for activities. There won’t be datasets or programs needed for these lessons. Can I attend in person? Yes, this is a hybrid event and you can join us in the Library Seminar room.

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