Five things about open and reproducible science that every early career researcher should know

Quintana, Daniel

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Five things about open and reproducible science that every early career researcher should know

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Description: A presentation delivered to the NORMENT early career researcher on November 28, 2020. A seperate file which contains a figure illustrating how reproducible research practices relocates time (rather than taking more time) is also available.

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