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DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, March 29\, 2018Workshop and Breakfast: Open Science 
 for Journal Editors8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.I Hotel\, Humanities RoomThe Cent
 er for Open Science advocates for policies that make science more transpar
 ent\, such as sharing data and code\, and preregistering studies. These po
 licies\, laid out in the Transparency and Openness Promotion (TOP) Guideli
 nes\, provide a resource to journals\, publishers\, and funders to make sc
 ience more reproducible. All of the actions covered under TOP are enabled 
 by the Open Science Framework (OSF)\, a free and open source tool for the 
 scientific community. This free workshop is focused for researchers servin
 g editor and associate editor roles\, and registration is required.Registe
 r now!Workshop: Reproducibility for Early Career Researchers1:30 p.m. – 3:
 00 p.m.Illini Union\, Room 314BThe Center for Open Science builds and main
 tains the free and open source Open Science Framework (OSF) to make managi
 ng reproducible studies easier. The Center for Open Science advocates for 
 and enables more open science by making data sharing and preregistration e
 asy. Learn about reproducibility\, connecting complex workflows\, basics t
 o using the OSF\, and increasing the credibility of your research findings
  with preregistration. This free workshop is focused for Doctoral and Post
 -Doctoral students\, and registration is required.Register now!Keynote: Ma
 king Science Transparent by Default4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.Beckman Institute 
 AuditoriumBiases that favor novel and significant findings\, combined with
  unreported flexibility in data analysis that undermines hypothesis testin
 g\, leads to research that is not as reproducible as it should be. Improvi
 ng science requires building a culture that rewards scientific ideals\, tr
 ansparency and rigor\, over secrecy and novelty. The Center for Open Scien
 ce works to make this vision a reality by enabling transparency with techn
 ology and rewarding transparency with incentives and policy.Register now!C
 ost: no chargeContact: Emily Stoneers@illinois.eduSponsor: Interdisciplina
 ry Health Sciences Institute
DTEND:20180301T143000Z
DTSTAMP:20260906T215112Z
DTSTART:20180301T143000Z
LOCATION:IL\,USA\,Champaign\,Various
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Conducting Research in Modern Society: Making Science Reproducible 
 and Transparent
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p class="eventtype"><span style="color: rgba(
 0\, 115\, 150\, 1)\; font-size: 36px">Thursday\, March 29\, 2018</span></p
 ><p><strong>Workshop and Breakfast: Open Science for Journal Editors</stro
 ng><br><strong>8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.</strong><br><strong>I Hotel\, Humani
 ties Room</strong><br><br>The Center for Open Science advocates for polici
 es that make science more transparent\, such as sharing data and code\, an
 d preregistering studies. These policies\, laid out in the Transparency an
 d Openness Promotion (TOP) Guidelines\, provide a resource to journals\, p
 ublishers\, and funders to make science more reproducible. All of the acti
 ons covered under TOP are enabled by the Open Science Framework (OSF)\, a 
 free and open source tool for the scientific community. This free workshop
  is focused for researchers serving editor and associate editor roles\, an
 d registration is required.</p><p><strong>Register now!</strong></p><p><st
 rong>Workshop: Reproducibility for Early Career Researchers</strong><br><s
 trong>1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.</strong><br><strong>Illini Union\, Room 314B</
 strong><br><br>The Center for Open Science builds and maintains the free a
 nd open source Open Science Framework (OSF) to make managing reproducible 
 studies easier. The Center for Open Science advocates for and enables more
  open science by making data sharing and preregistration easy. Learn about
  reproducibility\, connecting complex workflows\, basics to using the OSF\
 , and increasing the credibility of your research findings with preregistr
 ation. This free workshop is focused for Doctoral and Post-Doctoral studen
 ts\, and registration is required.</p><p><strong>Register now!</strong></p
 ><p><strong>Keynote: Making Science Transparent by Default</strong><br><st
 rong>4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.</strong><br><strong>Beckman Institute Auditoriu
 m</strong><br><br>Biases that favor novel and significant findings\, combi
 ned with unreported flexibility in data analysis that undermines hypothesi
 s testing\, leads to research that is not as reproducible as it should be.
  Improving science requires building a culture that rewards scientific ide
 als\, transparency and rigor\, over secrecy and novelty. The Center for Op
 en Science works to make this vision a reality by enabling transparency wi
 th technology and rewarding transparency with incentives and policy.</p><p
 ><strong>Register now!</strong></p><p class="cost"><span class="event-head
 ing cost">Cost:</span> no charge</p><p class="contact"><span class="event-
 heading contact">Contact:</span> Emily Stone<br><a href="mailto:ers@illino
 is.edu">ers@illinois.edu</a></p><p class="sponsor"><span class="event-head
 ing sponsor">Sponsor:</span> Interdisciplinary Health Sciences Institute</
 p>
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