Reproducibility Rounds
Reproducibility Rounds are a new monthly webinar series designed to foster open dialogue and exchange of experiences among funders, institutions, policy makers, researchers, and educators on the critical topics of research rigor and reproducibility.
Rounds are organized by the Stanford School of Medicine’s Program on Research Rigor & Reproducibility (SPORR), in collaboration with Columbia, Duke, Harvard, and Indiana Universities.
If you have suggestions for a topic that should be covered in the Rounds, or would like to present, please contact us.
October 22nd, 10am PT, 1pm ET, 6pm CET time
Inaugural Webinar: Title TBA
by Shair Silberberg, Director for Research Quality at the NIH National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroked Devon Crawford (NINDS) and Devon Crawford, Program Director in the Office of Research Quality at NINDS.
Previous Rounds:
In 2023, SPORR organized two meetings on related topics for the Stanford School of Medicine:
May 31: Ivan Oransky (Co-Founder of Retraction Watch) - How Bibliometrics & School Rankings Reward Unreliable Science and What Can Be Done About It. Watch the recording here. The talk was turned into an opinion piece published in the BMJ journal on 17 August 2023.
Apr 12: Michael Eisen presented Changes at eLife.