CORES Fall lecture series recordings
Throughout the Fall of 2021, the Center for Open and REproducible Science presented a virtual lecture series intended to introduce the community to four open science practices: reproducible data analysis, reproducible modeling, reproducible manuscripts, and sharing research objects. Each practice had an associated conceptual and practical component.
The conceptual lecture discusses what the practice is and how it places into the context of transparent and reproducible research. While the practical session shows how to implement the practice in one’s research.
Please find the lectures in the order they were given and the associated recording.
1. Maya Mathur - Reproducible Data Analysis - Conceptual
2. Jan Voelkel - Reproducible Data Analysis - Practical
3. Percy Liang - Reproducible Modeling - Conceptual
4. Armin Thomas - Reproducible Modeling - Practical
5. Mike Frank - Reproducible Manuscript - Conceptual
6. Shilaan Alzahawi - Reproducible Manuscript - Practical
7. John Borghi - Sharing research objects - Conceptual
8. Zac Painter - Sharing research objects - Practical
Maya Mathur, Assistant Professor at the Stanford University Quantitative Science Unit
Topic: Reproducible Data Analysis - Conceptual session
Jan Voelkel, Graduate student in Sociology at Stanford University
Topic: Reproducible Data Analysis - Practical session
Percy Liang, Associate Professor of Computer Science and Statistics (by courtesy) at Stanford UniversityTopic: Reproducible Modeling - Conceptual session
Armin Thomas, Ram and Shriram Data Science Fellow at Stanford Data Science
Topic: Reproducible Modeling - Practical session
Mike Frank, David and Lucile Packard Professor of Human Biology at Stanford University
Topic: Reproducible Manuscripts - Conceptual session
Shilaan Alzahawi, Graduate student at the Stanford University Graduate School of Business
Topic: Reproducible Manuscripts - Practical session
John Borghi, Manager of research and instruction, School of Medicine, Lane Medical Library at Stanford University
Topic: Sharing research objects - Conceptual session
Zac Painter, Engineering Librarian, Research & Teaching support at Stanford University
Topic: Sharing research objects - Practical session
