alegrand / RR_webinars

Series of webinars and documents on Reproducible Research
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+TITLE: Series of Webinars on Reproducible Research

+AUTHOR: Arnaud Legrand

+DATE: 2017

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This website gather documents and information related to the series of webinars on reproducible research organized with several colleagues with the support of ANR, CNRS, Inria, University of Grenoble, ...

This website is under construction, so please check it regularly, especially a few days before the webinar to install the software required in the practical session.

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Next event: July 20th 2017 on [[file:11_popper/index.org][The Popper Convention: An Approach to Practical Falsifiable Research]]. In the meantime, why don't you just have a look at the previous editions?

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Typical topics planned:

  1. Provenance tracking of experimental data
  2. Large scale experimental testbeds
  3. Code and Data archiving
  4. Workflows
  5. Online journals, companion websites
  6. Evaluation campaign/challenges/benchmarks
  7. ...

The aim of each of these webinars is to introduce the audience to one particular aspect of reproducible research and to illustrate how this aspect can be addressed with state-of-the-art tools. These webinars are open to anyone (PhD students, post-doc, engineers, researchers, ...) and are in English (probably with a strong French accent ;-). They will take place generally on the first Tuesday afternoon (1:30PM-4:30PM UTC+1) of each month. They generally consist of two parts:

These presentations are screencast by [[https://mi2s.imag.fr/][MI2S]] and interactions during the presentations take place through an other channel (pad, hangout, ...). The resulting videos are then edited within a few days for a better exploitation by people that would not have been able to attend the event.

This website is still under construction and needs your help. It is written in org-mode and benefits from github's pretty printing capability. If you're logged on github, you can edit all files (like in a wiki) and send me the modifications via a pull request. Just try it, it's easy. Any comment and suggestion is welcome.