Olavo B. Amaral is a neuroscientist working in meta-research at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and a coordinator of the Brazilian Reproducibility Initiative. Kleber Neves is a ...

Science's "Reproducibility Crisis" Is Being Used as Political Ammunition A report from the National Association of Scholars takes on the reproducibility crisis in science.

Hear from a range of researchers talking about reproducibility. Reproducibility has been touted among quantitative researchers as a necessary step to make studies rigorous. To determine ...

Reproducibility: Obtaining consistent computational results using the same input data, computational steps, methods, code, and conditions of analysis. Also called computational reproducibility.

Reproducibility outside of science: In contrast to a number of other questions, in the case of reproducibility, the engineers were far more stringent than the scientists.

The Reproducibility Project, which was years in the making, assessed studies that had been published in 2008. Many psychologists I’ve spoken to think their field is much better now.

[1] While reproducibility and replicability are often used interchangeably, the National Science Foundation defines them differently: Replication is using the same processes and methodology with new ...

Social science, including behavioral economics, has recently come under fire as failing to generate studies with reproducible results. The Reproducibility Project made waves in August of 2015 when ...

A new study in economics looks at the reproducibility crisis from that viewpoint. The findings can be generalized to other of those softer sciences. The researchers identified two published articles ...