By Victoria Stodden and Brian Wandell Flywheel tools help researchers do reproducible research. We listen carefully to ideas from our colleagues in the reproducible research communities, and we build tools…
Flywheel’s scientific advisory board member, Victoria Stodden, writes that reproducible research must enable people to check each other's work. In simpler times, research articles could provide enough information so that…
Persistently storing data is the critical first step in planning for reproducible science. Defining file formats and organizing directories is a good start; in our experience this is where most…
The FAIR acronym is a nice way to summarize four important aspirations of modern research practice: scholarly data should be Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable. The article describing the FAIR…
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