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Enabling Open Science in Special Education Research - September 27-28, 2018
- Bryan G. Cook
- John Wills Lloyd
- William Therrien
- Felice Levine
- Elizabeth Talbott
- Michael Coyne
- Thomas Farmer
- Erin Barton
- David Thomas Mellor
- Alexander C. DeHaven
- David Lee
- Whitney Wissinger
- Katie Taylor
- Gary Troia
- Erica Lembke
- Lee Kern
- Fred Spooner
- Stacy Dymond
- Tyler L. Renshaw
- Matthew C. Makel
- Catherine Bradshaw
- Daniel Maggin
- James Thompson
- Linda Mason
- Valerie Mazzotti
- Mark O'Reilly
- Karrie Shogren
- Michael S. Matthews
- Jason C. Travers
- Laurie Dinnebeil
- Diane Bryant
- Beverly Trezek
- Michael Kennedy
- Mitch Yell
- Frank Symons
- Nicholas A Gage
- Kathleen Lynne Lane
- Bobbie Spellman
- Laurie DeBettencourt
- Lawrence Maheady
- Jill L. Adelson
- Terry Falcomata
- Emily Solari
- Brian Bryant
- Jessica Kay Flake
- Dave Test
- Jessaca Spybrook
- Rabia Anne
- Emily Solari
- Jolene Esposito
- Courtney K. Soderberg
- Brian A. Nosek
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