Abstract: This program will examine ongoing reproducibility efforts in experimental, theoretical, and computational condensed matter physics; the prevalence of unreliable research and ways to identify it; examples of best reproducibility practices; ways to integrate reproducibility principles into education and training; ways to build up infrastructure to support reproducibility and open science; advice on changes to publication and funding policy; reproducibility work and open science efforts.
Morning sessions on May 9 and 10—and the May 9 evening panel on Reproducibility and Integrity in Natural Sciences—will be accessible via Zoom.
Presented by the Pittsburgh Quantum Institute with support from the Julian Schwinger Foundation and the National Science Foundation
Location and Address
Online and in-person at the University Club