Learned something new today: If you've downloaded the latest version of #rstats, you may no longer be able to reproduce previous set.seed() results. 👇.#ReproducibilityInScience #Statistics

Alexa McCray pointing out that if you plan for reproducibility, sharing results is easy. We need to make reproducibility easier for scientists.#ReproducibilityInScience #reprofeed

Our CEO & President Dr. Magali Haas discusses #ReproducibilityInScience and #bestpractices @theNASEM

The National Academies Symposium on Reproducibility and Replicability #reproducibility #reprofeed #reproducibilityinscience

Free #Reproducibility2020 conference March 17. Featuring @BrianNosek @tracykteal @JarrodMillman.@matthew_gurka.@Hao_and_Y.@amylibrarian.@ProjectTIER @nerdcommandslc. Register today! . #reproducibility #openscience #ReproducibilityInScience #replicability

"Exciting moments in science are dependent on vast amounts of data and the reproducibility and replicability of science." . —Harvey Fineberg, @MooreFound President and Chair of our report on Reproducibility and Replicability in Science #ReproducibilityinScience

Delighted to talk with researchers at @STLOUISVA. Love their commitment to #ReproducibilityInScience

Using #rstats is great for #openscience and #ReproducibilityInScience, but be aware that with R>=3.6 there have been changes to the sample() function that can affect the reproducibility of your results (even when you set seed).

"As a scientist, I'm dismayed when members of the public are swayed by long discredited studies. it's time for the scientific community to address meaningful signals that indicate trustworthiness.". —@theNASciences President, @Marcia4Science #ReproducibilityinScience

This is fun but also could be useful! Emojis to immediately indicate whether experiments are blinded randomized etc - even if not in a figure maybe the phone companies will add them for us to use when tweeting 😉#ReproducibilityInScience Shai Silberberg

“You cannot have successful policy without implementing effective infrastructure to enable and enforce those policies.” . ⁠—@BrianNosek, Executive Director of @OSFramework #ReproducibilityinScience

Thank you for following along as we live tweeted the first part of our public meeting, Enhancing Scientific Reproducibility through Transparent Reporting. To continue the discussion, tune in to the live webcast #ReproducibilityinScience

#ReproducibilityInScience : Key recommendations for journalists. I couldn't agree more! 👇🏾

Register now for the September 24 Symposium on Reproducibility and Replicability in Science: Next Steps - #ReproducibilityinScience

What actions can be taken to encourage transparent reporting? Tune in today at 8:30 ET to join the discussion as we live tweet our workshop on enhancing scientific reproducibility. #ReproducibilityinScience

“Transparency matters to all stakeholders in this enterprise: scientists, the public, and research participants. Transparency is a tool for building trust.” . ⁠—@CWolinetzNIH, Acting Chief of Staff and Associate Director for Science Policy @NIH #ReproducibilityinScience

Thank you for following along as we live tweeted our meeting, Enhancing Scientific Reproducibility through Transparent Reporting. Our report, Reproducibility and Replicability in Science, is available now to download for free. #ReproducibilityinScience

“The tenure process creates obstacles for junior investigators in trying to establish a culture of reproducibility and transparency. The tenure process values quantity and impact factor of papers.” . —@YarCarLab, Investigator at @NIH_NCCIH #ReproducibilityinScience

Call for posters/papers now open for #Reproducibility2020 . Join us for a great meeting and help influence interdisciplinary reproducibility education! #reproducibility #openscience #ReproducibilityInScience #reprolibs

when I’m not traveling, I get to work on fun and impactful projects at the @Addgene office, including #OpenScience #ReproducibilityInScience ones. Here’s a photo of my desk at the office #AngelaTakesOverAddgeneTwitter