awesome-reproducible-research
github.com/leipzig/awesome-reproducible-research ↗A curated list of reproducible research case studies, projects, tutorials, and media
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Courses
- AMIA2019
Pragmatic RR for Analysis, Dissemination and Publication
- Coursera Reproducible Research
Roger Peng et al JHU. Very popular course.
- edX Principles, Statistical and Computational Tools for Reproducible Science
John Quacken et al Harvard
- Monash-RRR
Reproducible Research in R workshop tutorial
- OSU-OSRR
An open science and reproducible research course targeted at organismal ecologists
- PSU-PSY525
Transparent, Open, and Reproducible Research Practices in the Social and Behavioral Sciences
Development Resources
- auditlite
lightweight audit trail for research projects: records runs, checks for stale outputs, and flags claims downstream of changed sources via multi-hop change propagation (Python and R)
- BILN
a lightweight, "black box" flight recorder for bioinformatics experiments
- CRAN Task View - Reproducible Research
packages relevant to RCR in R
- liftr
persistent reproducible reporting through containerized R Markdown documents
- orderly
R package that automates writing reproducible analyses
- repo
provenance framework package
Awesome Lists
- Awesome Bioinformatics Benchmarks
Benchmarks are a related aspect of robustness testing
- Awesome Docker
Everything related to the Docker containerization system
- Awesome Jupyter
Jupyter projects, libraries and resources
- Awesome Open Science
Resources, data, tools, and scholarship
- Awesome Pipeline
So many pipelines frameworks
- Awesome Public Datasets
A topic-centric list of HQ open datasets
Organizations
- BioCompute
BCO specs
- CASCaD
Certification Agency for Scientific Code and Data. Issues reproducibility certificates.
- CODECHECK
community for checking executability of scientific preprints and papers
- FORRT
Framework for Open and Reproducible Research Training advancing research transparency, reproducibility, rigor, and ethics through pedagogical reform and meta-scientific research
- Many Co-Authors
online platform designed to collect and share information on the provenance and availability of the data for all articles co-authored by Francesca Gino
- Michigan Institute for Data Science Reproducibility Hub
Ontologies
- BioPortal
660 biomedical ontologies
- FAIRsharing
standards, databases, and policies
Literature tools
- CiteMe
free tool that flags fabricated or hallucinated references by verifying whether each cited work actually exists across 11+ scholarly databases; also generates and formats citations in 40+ styles, no sign-up
- CiteVahti
local-first tool that checks whether each manuscript claim is supported by its cited source, with Zotero integration and blinded human-first rating records
- SciScore
SciScore methods sections for a variety of rigor criteria and analyzes sentences that contain research resources (antibodies, cell lines, plasmids and software tools) and determines how uniquely identifiable that resource is based off of the provided metadata.
- Scite
Citation statement AI for discovering and evaluating scientific articles
Exemplar Portals
- Codeocean
A gallery of cloud-based containers with reproducible analyses
- Jupyter Gallery
Gallery of interesting Jupyter notebooks
- NARPS
Code related to Neuroimaging Analysis Replication and Prediction Study
- Papers With Code
ML papers with code
Data Repositories
- DataCite
12M+ DOIs registered for 46 allocators. Offers APIs and a metadata schema.
- Data Dryad
curated, metadata-centric, focused on articles associated with published artices, $120 submission fee (various waivers available)
- Figshare
20 GB of free private space, unlimited public space, >2M articles, >5k projects
- Zenodo
Allows embargoed, restricted access, metadata support. 50GB limit.
Showing a sample of 75 resources. View the full list on GitHub →