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Research Stacks and Research Integrity
Wednesday February 12, 2025 1:30pm - 2:45pm EST
Waterview CD
Research communication in the digital age retains many of the disadvantages of the print era. It is slow and incomplete, with much of the data and other components missing or locked in the supplemental files of journal articles. Ideally research communication would be both rapid and complete, with all aspects of the work included, and shared publicly in machine-readable and AI-actionable formats.
 
Research stacks – which we mean to encompass multiple concepts from automated workflows to notebooks and records of versions – are gaining traction as a way to collect all aspects of a scientific research project such as: development, planning, methods, data collection and execution, analysis, and reporting of results. One advantage is facilitation of seamless collaboration and sharing of critical aspects of the research. Another is that contributions to the research such as data sets or statistical analysis can be credited to the researchers most responsible for those products prior to final publication, all of which promotes research integrity and reproducibility. This session will explore how to support adoption of research stacks and appropriately integrate consideration of credit and accountability throughout the development of the research.
Speakers
avatar for Jenny Heimberg

Jenny Heimberg

National Academy of Sciences
avatar for Kristen Ratan

Kristen Ratan

CEO, Stratos
Kristen Ratan is the Principal of Strategies for Open Science (Stratos), working with open science funders, advocates, and infrastructure providers to produce tangible results towards open scholarship. Kristen has a 20+ year history working to accelerate advances in science and research... Read More →
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Jasmine Wallace

Senior Production Manager, PLOS
Jasmine Wallace is the Senior Production Manager at the Public Library of Science (PLOS).  She is responsible for the production processes and day to day production and publication operations for the PLOS journal portfolio. Previously, she was the Peer Review Manager at the American... Read More →
Wednesday February 12, 2025 1:30pm - 2:45pm EST
Waterview CD
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