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SUMMARY:Reproducibility Workshop Series: Trust and Transparency
DESCRIPTION:Aspects of the culture of academic research can be at odds with 
 efforts to improve rigor and reproducibility\, from hyper competition for 
 jobs\, funding and fame\, to the everyday devaluing of “administrative 
 tasks” as a part of scientific practice. In this workshop\, participants 
 will explore the cultural barriers to implementing rigorous and 
 reproducible practice. Please register below.\n\nLearning 
 Objectives\n\n\n\nBy the end of the session\, participants will be able 
 to:\n\n\n	Describe the broad cultural barriers to rigor and 
 reproducibility\n	Identify at least one cultural barrier that is impeding 
 their own practice in rigor and reproducibility\n	Develop a strategy to 
 implement in everyday practice for improvement of rigor and 
 reproducibility\n\n\nInstructor: Elizabeth Silva\, PhD - UCSF Graduate 
 Division\n\nInstructor Bio\n\n\n\nLiz is a trained biomedical research 
 scientist with interests and experience in science policy\, particularly 
 relating to publication and research ethics\, reproducibility of research\, 
 and training of biomedical graduate students and postdocs.\n\nAfter 
 completing her PhD and postdoctoral training in developmental biology and 
 genetics (in Canada\, the UK and the US)\, she moved to PLOS ONE as an 
 Associate and then Senior Editor. She returned to UCSF in 2014 where she 
 managed the Motivating INformed Decisions (MIND) program\, one of 17 
 experimental programs across the country that aimed to bring biomedical 
 research training in line with the realities of the career outcomes for 
 graduate students and postdocs. In 2016 she became the Associate Dean for 
 Graduate Programs in UCSF's Graduate Division.\n\nShe has served as a 
 panelist and speaker on a variety of topics in science policy\, including: 
 reproducibility in research\, ethical conduct in research and publishing\, 
 research communication and publishing for scientists\, career exploration 
 and professional development for PhDs\, and issues related to the roles of 
 PhD trainees in the biomedical workforce and in academia.
LOCATION:Online
ORGANIZER;CN="Danielle Westmark":MAILTO:danielle.westmark@unmc.edu
CATEGORIES:Data Science, Scholarly Communication, ZSFG
CONTACT;CN="Danielle Westmark":MAILTO:danielle.westmark@unmc.edu
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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URL:https://calendars.library.ucsf.edu/event/7601939
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