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Tom Honeyman

Do you think the FAIR principles for Research Software #FAIR4RS are working?
(apologies for cross posting) The FAIR Principles for Research Software (https://doi.org/10.15497/RDA00068) were published in March 2022 and described in a paper (https://doi.org/10.1038/s41597-022-01710-x) in October 2022.  Now, about two years later and as planned when the principles were being developed (see Maintenance and Retirement Plan in https://www.rd-alliance.org/groups/fair-research-software-fair4rs-wg/outputs/?output=94498), a small group of core contributors to the FAIR4RS […]
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Tom Honeyman
Date Modified: November 1, 2024
P22 Asynchronous Discussion: Highlighting the UKRN
We hope you are enjoying P22 and have had a chance to attend a few of the sessions so far! We are diving into our asynchronous discussion, which you can join here in the mailing list or through our slack in the #rda-plenary-22 channel. Our next featured group is the UK Reproducibility Network (UKRN). UKRN […]
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Tom Honeyman
Date Modified: May 20, 2024
Plenary 22 Asynchronous Discussion: Highlighting the RDA Metadata IG
Metadata IG The Metadata IG seeks to share and develop best practices with regard to collecting, codifying and syndicating documentation – including that relating to reproducibility – so that it is machine-actionable in as many contexts as possible. One major barrier to computational reproducibility is that researchers may not have a good idea of what […]
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Tom Honeyman
Date Modified: May 17, 2024
P22 Asynchronous Discussion: Highlighting The ACM EIGREP
ACM EIGREP The Association of Computing Machinery (ACM) Emerging Interest Group on Reproducibility and Replicability (EIGREP) seeks to coalesce a vibrant scholarly community of researchers, practitioners, and stakeholders aiming to hold computing to the highest standards of reproducible research. The goal is (i) to contribute to the development of reproducibility standards, practices, and policies across […]
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Tom Honeyman
Date Modified: May 17, 2024
Birds of Feather session on Computational Reproducibility at Plenary 20
Hi All, I’m writing to let you know about an upcoming birds of a feather session on Computational Reproducibility at the next plenary, which I hope you can attend. The RDA Reproducibility IG is currently in “completed/historical” mode. After a number of interesting sessions on reproducibility at International Data Week 2022, we were wondering if it might be time to […]
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Tom Honeyman
Date Modified: March 13, 2023
Birds of Feather session on Computational Reproducibility at Plenary 20
Hi All, I’m writing to let you know about an upcoming birds of a feather session on Computational Reproducibility at the next plenary, which I hope you can attend. The RDA Reproducibility IG is currently in “completed/historical” mode. After a number of interesting sessions on reproducibility at International Data Week 2022, we were wondering if it might be time to […]
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Tom Honeyman
Date Modified: March 13, 2023
Birds of Feather session on Computational Reproducibility at Plenary 20
Hi All, I’m writing to let you know about an upcoming birds of a feather session on Computational Reproducibility at the next plenary, which I hope you can attend. The RDA Reproducibility IG is currently in “completed/historical” mode. After a number of interesting sessions on reproducibility at International Data Week 2022, we were wondering if it might be time to […]
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Tom Honeyman
Date Modified: March 13, 2023
Birds of Feather session on Computational Reproducibility at Plenary 20
Hi All, I’m writing to let you know about an upcoming birds of a feather session on Computational Reproducibility at the next plenary, which I hope you can attend. The RDA Reproducibility IG is currently in “completed/historical” mode. After a number of interesting sessions on reproducibility at International Data Week 2022, we were wondering if it might be time to […]
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Tom Honeyman
Date Modified: March 13, 2023
Birds of Feather session on Computational Reproducibility at Plenary 20
Hi All, I’m writing to let you know about an upcoming birds of a feather session on Computational Reproducibility at the next plenary, which I hope you can attend. The RDA Reproducibility IG is currently in “completed/historical” mode. After a number of interesting sessions on reproducibility at International Data Week 2022, we were wondering if it might be time to […]
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Tom Honeyman
Date Modified: March 13, 2023