The Open and Reproducible Research (ORR) program supports Yale social science researchers by helping to make their work more transparent and reproducible. Through DISSC and the Yale Library, we offer consultation, infrastructure, and resources to help you meet open research requirements.
Reproducibility and rigor are not technical side issues. They are core to scientific inquiry.
Barbara Rockenbach, Stephen F. Gates ’68 University Librarian at Yale
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Can your research be computationally reproduced using the data and protocols from the original study?
DISSC can help:
- make your data and code more FAIR
- prepare a replication file for your journal article
- verify that others can computationally reproduce the research
Researchers looking to receive consultations on open and reproducible research should contact us for help.
Resources and Information
Open and reproducible research practices increase transparency in social science. More transparent research can lead to improvements in methods, new scientific breakthroughs, and more knowledge creation.
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ORR Co-leads
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Rebecca Dikow
ORR Co-Lead and Director, Research Innovation and Student Success; Director, Marx Library
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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.
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Good science requires more than a good experiment. It invites others to assess the work and to reproduce and replicate the results.
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