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Webinar: Lessons Learned from Registered Reports in Economics
Jul. 28, online — At 11:00 am – 12:00 pm PST, as part of a webinar hosted by the Center for Open Science, representatives from …
BITSS Presentations on Computational Reproducibility in Economics at the Virtual 95th WEAI Annual Conference
June 27, online — BITSS hosted two virtual sessions on research reproducibility at the 95th Annual Conference of the Western Economic Association International (WEAI). The …
Promoting Research Transparency and Reproducibility Through Capacity-Building in Sub Saharan Africa and Europe (Catalyst presentation)
Apr. 3, 2020, online — As part of the Weekly Talks by Leaders in Research Transparency series hosted by Project TIER, Soazic Elise Wang Sonne …

Blog

Why COVID-19 makes research transparency more important than ever
2 weeks ago
By Aleksandar Bogdanoski, Katie Hoeberling, and Fernando Hoces de la Guardia This post is also published on the CEGA blog. The COVID-19 pandemic has arguably had a more profound impact …
Open Scholarship Week 2020: Embracing openness in Ireland and beyond
1 month ago
by Hardy Schwamm (NUI Galway) and Elaine Toomey (University of Limerick/Cochrane Ireland) Introduction from BITSS: In what is becoming an annual event, the Open Science Community Galway at the National …

Catalyst Spotlight

J. Scott Long

Indiana University

Sociology

J. Scott Long is Distinguished Professor and Chancellor’s Professor of Sociology and Statistics at Indiana University, Bloomington. Dr. Long was awarded a 2015 Leamer-Rosenthal Prize in the Leader in Education category for his work authoring widely read textbooks on reproducibility, including The Workflow of Data Analysis Using Stata.