The UK Reproducibility Network: A progress report

The UK Reproducibility Network: A progress report

There is growing awareness that the ways in which academic research is conducted could be improved. A number of exciting innovations are emerging, alongside a broader agenda that includes a growing emphasis on open research. This short article outlines the rationale, progress and plans of the UK Rep...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of neuroscience methods 2023-09, Vol.397, p.109949-109949, Article 109949
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