AMA Call on FSCI: Reproducibility theory and practice
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Description
This month we continue our quest to better understand reproducibility and see how it is aplied in our research by looking at what the Force11 Scholarly Communication Institute is doing to move from theory to practice.
Our speaker, Anita Bandrowski, works at the FAIR Data Informatics Lab at UCSD and is also an instructor for the FSCI summer institute, teaching the Research Reproducibility in Theory and Practice course https://www.force11.org/fsci/2019/course-abstracts#AM3. Anita is one of the founders of and oversees the RRID project https://scicrunch.org/resources .
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Organiser RDA ECEIG
Organiser of AMA Call on FSCI: Reproducibility theory and practice
The purpose of the Early Career and Engagement Interest Group (ECEIG) is to provide a focal point for Early and Mid-Career Researchers and Professionals, including those involved in various RDA-related fellowships and Early Career programs.
AMA calls have become popular in getting early career researchers together for networking and in supporting their research endeavours either by organising dedicated presentations to specific topics or by initiating conversations with mentors.
For more information about our Mentoring Programme: https://github.com/fpsom/rda-eceig/blob/master/mentoring-guidelines.md
