Reproducibility in Research, a practical guide (2/3): A workflow for a Reproducible Research

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This guide took roots from the ethos of Open Science. In the first post of this three-part series on reproducibility in academic research, I argued that FAIR principles and stable computational environments are essential to a reproducible research. The current post delves into building a practical research workflow that relies on stable computational environments and adheres to FAIR principles.

As a disclaimer, I make a distinction between reproducibility and replicability. For a more precise look at what reproducibility means, Nature has dedicated in 2018 a special archive on...




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