Course overview

Pre-class reading

Please read these before Thursday of Week 1 - we will discuss these in class.

Baker, in Nature: “Is there a reproducibility crisis?”

Powers and Hampton, in Ecological Applications: “Open science, reproducibility, and transparency in ecology”

Opensciency overview on the “Ethos of Open Science”

Optional reading to further explore the history and nuances of reproducible research

Peng and Hicks, in Annual Review of Public Health: “Reproducible Research: A Retrospective”

Markowetz, in Genome Biology: “Five selfish reasons to work reproducibly”

Leek and Peng, in PNAS: “Reproducible research can still be wrong”

Peng, in Significance magazine: “The reproducibility crisis in science: A statistical counterattack”