Coding in public: Barriers to reproducibility
19 March 2024, 09:30 - 16:30
Venue: University of Manchester
Reproducibility is an increasingly popular and important concept for building trust into science and research. However, reproducibility entails barriers that may be especially difficult for researchers from traditionally excluded or underrepresented populations.
This workshop dives into what reproducibility is in the context of social science and data research, as well as exploring what greater reproducibility might achieve in these research areas. Further, this workshop will identify barriers to reproducibility with special attention to why those barriers do not affect all researchers equitably. The workshop concludes with ideas for how researchers can identify how those barriers can be ameliorated for themselves or their colleagues and how collaboration to reduce research barriers improves research outcomes for everyone.
This is a free, full-day, in-person workshop, organised by the UK Data Service. Participants will engage with discussions, polls, and activities which will require a laptop computer. Lunch and refreshments will be provided.
Intended audience: Researchers, especially those researchers who are concerned with inequitable barriers to reproducible research for underrepresented or excluded populations.
More information and booking<https://ukdataservice.ac.uk/events/coding-in-public-barriers-to-reproducibility/>
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