Open and Reproducible Research

The MORPHSS project publishes a new guide for anyone who is considering sharing qualitative research data but is unsure where to start.

(Rampin, September 2026)

(Allard, October 2026)

Researchers from around the world gathered for the Research Data Alliance’s 27th Plenary meeting in London, October 6-8, 2026.

The NIH’s five-year R3PEATS program comes alongside a new tool that seeks to help researchers identify connected scientific publications.

In this workshop, Yale’s Research Data Management Librarian, Dr. Brandon Miliate, will provide an introduction to using Yale Dataverse.

Thinking of using AI to help organize your files, to clean or analyze your data, or to help prepare a replication package?

Large-scale field data can be expensive and ephemeral, making transparency and reproducibility challenging but essential.

Join us for Yale’s first ReproducibiliTEA session, an informal reading group for faculty and other advanced researchers.