PPT-Data reproducibility and good research practices
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Navigating the University Research and Resources Management Retreat August 19 2016 Michael Jamieson DRSc Associate Director International Center for Regulatory
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Navigating the University Research and Resources Management Retreat August 19 2016 Michael Jamieson DRSc Associate Director International Center for Regulatory Sciences Assistant Professor Clinical Pharmacy. John Norcini, Ph.D.. Overview. Some background. What is a ‘test’ or assessment?. How does assessment affect learners?. How are assessments changing?. Who cares about assessment?. Characteristics of good assessment. Thomas Steckler. FORCE2015, Oxford, 12-13 Jan 2015. 2. The Pillars of Good Scientific Practice. Reproducibility. Robustness. Relevance. SCIENCE. 3. Should Scholarly Research Aim . for . Reproducibility or Robustness?. William Sugar, PhD. Scholar-Teacher presentation. March 26, 2015. Studies of Instructional Design Practices. What?. Research on instructional designers’ current practices. Why?. Insight on the differences (or gaps) between current instructional design practices and instructional design models. . from . DARPA’s. . Progams. in. Human Language Technology. Mark . Liberman. University of Pennsylvania. http://ling.upenn.edu/~myl. The story begins in the 1960s…. … with two bad reviews by John Pierce,. Corn and Tomato . National Referee. 2014. Melissa Phillips. Monsanto . Seed Technology Center. Waterman, Illinois. Purpose. The purpose of the referee was to introduce Agar (plant culturing media) as a potential candidate for use in germination testing.. Lessons from the . Madagascar Project. Sergey Fomel. Jackson School of Geosciences. The University of Texas at Austin. ICERM Reproducibility . in Computational and Experimental Mathematics. 12/13/2012. Marco . Canini (KAUST) and Jon Crowcroft (. University of Cambridge). What it takes to do reproducible research?. It is actually hard work for both authors and reproducers. Produce solid artifacts. Create, package, share reproducible experiments. Corn Germination. 2016. Melissa Phillips. Monsanto. Seed Technology Center. Waterman, Illinois USA. Purpose. The purpose of the referee was to introduce Agar (plant culturing media) as a potential candidate for use in germination testing for corn.. A little history first…. “Why most published findings are false”. Ioannidis, 2005, biostatistician. Clinical trials, epidemiological studies, molecular research. Less likely to be true if. Studies are smaller. back to basics. oct. 27, . 2016. NIH Regional Seminar - Chicago. overview. Why the concern about reproducibility?. The NIH response. Updates to grant applications. Training and Resources. 2. overview. William E. Reay, Ph.D.. OMNI Inventive Care. Note to Webinar Participants. This webinar is a ”primer.” The applied research on evidence-based care is massive. Many of the EBP Model Builders have employed marketing strategies to promote their EBP, much like other products that are available to the consuming public. It is important to recognize that the research and scholarship on EBPs is scientifically complex, which includes methodological flaws, mixed results, and serious limitations. In other words, with ongoing research, EBPs will change and it is the responsibility of EBP users to maintain a current understanding of the applied literature and act according to the ethical standards of your discipline. . Marco . Canini (KAUST) and Jon Crowcroft (. University of Cambridge). What it takes to do reproducible research?. It is actually hard work for both authors and reproducers. Produce solid artifacts. Create, package, share reproducible experiments. Introduction to Data Practices Government Data Practices Act Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 13 Presumes government data are public Classifies data that are not public Provides rights for the public and data subjects role of librarians in addressing biomedical research reporting and reproducibility issues a call to actionShona KirtleySenior Research Information Specialist EQUATOR Network Centre for Statistics in
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