Reproducibility through Open Protocols: Opportunities for the Library

Practicing open, reproducible research means sharing the products of that research openly, including data, methods and protocols, code, and publications. Access to clear and detailed reproducible protocols is a key ingredient for research results to be verified and reproduced.

Join us in this 1-hour webinar presented by Springer Nature and Choice/ACRL highlighting the role libraries can play in promoting best practices for reproducibility, including training and infrastructure support. As a case study, we will cover the importance of protocols for reproducibility and the results of the UCSF partnership with protocols.io.

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Timestamps:
00:00: Technical introduction
01:44: Speaker introductions
02:53: Defining reproducibility and protocols
08:17: Protocols & Their Role in Open Science
12:28: UCSF Library & Open Science
34:03: Perspective and overview of protocols.io
47:25: Audience Q&A

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