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A new project derived pre-print is out in MetaArXiv Preprints. The article “Knowledge Production Modes: The Relevance and Feasibility of ‘Reproducibility” authored by Jesper Schneider and Sven Ulpts from Aarhus University delves into the ways scientists generate knowledge, the current methods used for ensuring integrity, their applicability in different fields, and how they interact with reproducibility on a broad scale. Part of TIER2’s broade...

Is ‘Reproducibility’ For All? Sven Ulpts and Jesper Wiborg Schneider Introduction Recently talk about reproducibility and replication seems to be everywhere, due to concerns and crisis claims mainly in some behavioral and biomedical sciences (Fidler & Wilcox, 2021)[1]. However, it does not just remain talk. A reform movement has come up with the goal to ‘improve’ the credibility of science. Pivotal are demands for ‘reprod...

The first research article published with the support of the TIER2 project is now out on ArXiv. TIER2's Dominik Kowald and Tony Ross-Hellauer alongside three of their colleagues (Harald Semmelrock, Simone Kopeinik and Dieter Theiler) co-authored the article titled "Reproducibility in Machine Learning-Driven Research". The mini-review focuses on assessing the state of machine learning (ML) reproducibility in different research areas, identifyin...

A new article titled "Toward equitable open research: stakeholder co-created recommendations for research institutions, funders and researchers" was published in Royal Society Open Science on the 1st of February. The article, authored by TIER2's Tony-Ross Hellauer and Nicki Lisa Cole, together with their TU Graz colleague Stefan Reichmann is based on the results from the previous ON-MERRIT project investigating how and if open and r...