CarpentryCon @ Home: Open Data and Reproducibility v2.1
Channel: The Carpentries
Date: 2020-08-20

Putting Madisonian data into reproducible documents and dashboards--should be fun!

The methods for disseminating research are advancing. Papers now include more and more supplementary materials. This shift has been facilitated by burgeoning technologies and available training. Another major contributor was the replication crisis in psychology. Nowadays, researchers customarily examine the extra materials with new studies. These materials are available to non-academics, too. Standard supplementals could be dubbed Open Data and Reproducibility, Version 1. Excitingly, updated features are already available, largely based on open-source software. Let’s look at some applications using R.

Etherpad: https://pad.carpentries.org/cchome-open-data-reproducibility
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Pablo Bernabeu: After doing a research masters, Pablo became a PhD student and graduate teaching assistant in Psychology. Pablo is investigating how conceptual processing (i.e., understanding the meaning of words) is supported by linguistic and sensorimotor brain systems. He has used methods such as behavioural and electroencephalographic experiments, corpus analysis, statistics and programming.

Florencia D'Andrea is a postdoc researcher who approached The Carpentries interested in the lessons specifically designed for scientists. She currently participates in programming-related communities such as ReproHack and R-Ladies and is chair of LatinR 2020.