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Description: Collection of slides and materials from my talks and teaching activities.

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  • Reproducible Analysis Pipelines with R Notebooks at the Reproducibility Day 2019

    Schwab, Furrer, Buri & 1 more
    Slides and hands-on session on R Notebooks.
    Recent Activity

  • Preregistration and Reproducibility talk and workshop in Advanced Statistics - Good Scientific Practice for Neuroscientists

    Schwab
    Slides and materials of my preregistration workshop at the Department of Economics.
    Recent Activity

  • Better Research talk in Research Ethics for Life Scientists (BIO630)

    Schwab
    Talk for life science MD-PhD students at UZH.
    Recent Activity

  • Authorship Guidelines talk at the Biostatistics department meeting

    Schwab
    Guidelines and regulations about authorship in research at UZH and Switzerland.
    Recent Activity

  • Introduction to Preregistration talk and workshop in the Epidemiology and Biostatistics Methods Seminar (STA880DP)

    Schwab & Reeve
    Session on preregistration in the methods seminar for PhD students in epidemiology and biostatistics.
    Recent Activity

  • Good Research Practice (GRP) HS19

    Schwab
    This repository contains the full course materials which we designed and teach at the University of Zurich.
    Recent Activity

  • Conference Report: Metascience 2019

    Schwab
    Conference that I visited at Stanford University, Palo Alto.
    Recent Activity

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