Meet people and create a team!
Pt. 3: Speed datea!
Let's hear about this year projects!
Pt. 2: Whodunnit
Intro to the challenge!
Pt. 1: What's this?
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The idea
Reproducing previous work is important...
...but why not learning how to make things reproducible to start with?
The inspiration
Timeline
Join the challenge!
Share as much as you can
(but it is OK if you cannot)
(but it is OK if you cannot)
Find someone to reproduce
your work (we can help!)
your work (we can help!)
Meet once for technical check, meet again post-reproduction
Possibly, win!
Source party
Reproducing party
Find an interesting work to reproduce
Meet once for technical check
Reproduce and record the process
Submit your process and results
The main assessment is about the reproduction process, not the (null) results
Who wins
Source and reproducing party win together as a team!
Science wins
F.A.Q.s
I didn't sign up yet, can I still join?
Yes! You may sign up at any time.
I am not planning to come to the next OHBM annual meeting. What now?
That's ok, you will be able to join the session remotely, and otherwise you'll still be part of the challenge!
I didn't make my work reproducible, what now?
It's a great occasion for it to become so!
I cannot share my (raw) data publicly!
No problem(-ish), you can share derivatives, replication is more than fine, and we can help smoothing things (e.g. help with contracts).
We need your help!
Join the OSSIG
We're looking for 2 Reproducibility Challenge Officers (2-year terms)!
Spread the word!
Share the challenge during poster sessions.
That's all folks!
Reproducibility challenge
By Stefano Moia
Reproducibility challenge
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