Open Science Symposium, Carnegie Mellon University, October 18-19th, 2018  /

Session 2: Open Data and Reproducibility

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  1. Nick Nystrom
  2. Paola Buitrago
Affiliated institutions: Carnegie Mellon University

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Description: The video of three of the presentations and roundtable panel in Session 2, as well as the corresponding slides

License: CC-By Attribution 4.0 International

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Video & Annotation for Session 2: Open Data and Reproducibility @youtube 0:00 Nick Nystrom, Interim Dirctor of PSC & Paola Buitrago, Director of AI & Big Data at PSC, Talk Title: PSC Resources and Initiatives Enabling Open Science 20:19 Dan Valen, Strategic Partnerships at Figshare, Talk Title: Figshare: store, share, discover research 39:35 Victoria Stodden, Professor of Information Scienc...

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  • PSC Resources and Initiatives Enabling Open Science

    Nystrom & Buitrago
    Slides and video from presentation at the Open Science Symposium at Carnegie Mellon University on October 18th, 2018
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  • Figshare: Store, Share, Discover Research

    Valen
    Slides and video from presentation at the Open Science Symposium at Carnegie Mellon University on October 18th, 2018
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  • Open Data, Code, and Computational Reproducibility

    Stodden
    Slides and video from presentation at the Open Science Symposium at Carnegie Mellon University on October 18th, 2018
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