DISSC aims to increase access to Yale research by supporting data and code sharing, preregistration, and open software. These practices promote transparency, reproducibility, and accountability in research.
DISSC can help!
- Make your research more FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable).
- Prepare a replication file for your journal article.
- Verify that others can independently recreate the research from the same data and the same code.
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Yale Dataverse is a data repository service for Yale University faculty, staff, students, and affiliates to share, preserve, and cite research data. Yale Library hosts and manages Yale Dataverse to ensure research produced at Yale is accessible and discoverable to the global community.
Resources and Information
How to Share and Re-use Data, by the Yale Library
Data Curation Primers, by the Data Curation Network
YARD at the Institution for Social and Policy Studies is a collaborative platform that helps research teams refine, validate, and improve their research output before publication. You can find out more about YARD and watch a video here created for the Massachusetts Green High Performance Computing Center.
Materials
Open and Reproducible Research Program Leads
Limor Peer
ORR Program Lead at DISSC and Associate Director for Research and Strategic Initiatives at the Institution for Social and Policy Studies.
Rebecca Dikow
Director, Research Innovation and Student Success; and Director, Marx Library.
2025-2026 Open and Reproducible Research Fellows
Fanmei Xia
PhD student, Sociology
Zhouyan Liu
PhD student, Political Science
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Statement of the UN Scientific Advisory Board on Open Science
Open science — the practices of widely sharing all forms of scientific knowledge — offers crucial benefits to the vitality of research.
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