Date:
Tuesday, January 6, 2015, 10:30am to 12:00pm
Location:
HSPH, FXB G12
Research Practices and Reproducible Research
Harvard Catalyst Biostatistics Seminar
The way research is selected for funding, designed, conducted, analyzed, and published can have a substantial impact on the reproducibility of scientific results. Empirical evidence suggests that the efficiency of many currently applied research practices is suboptimal, and there is wide variability across different scientific fields in this regard. This leads to a high prevalence of biased results. Dr. Ioannidis will peruse the current landscape and discuss different possibilities that have been proposed on how to improve the adoption and implementation of research practices that could lead to more reliable, accurate, and translatable results in a reproducible manner.