Reproducibility PI Manifesto

Citation: Lorena A. Barba (2012/12/13) Reproducibility PI Manifesto. Figshare (RSS)
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Summary

1. I will teach my graduate students about reproducibility.
   • Lab notebook
   • Version control
   • Workflow
   • publication-quality plots in group meetings
2. All our research code (and writing) is under version control.
   • Local repo for manuscripts and prototypes
   • Public repo for released code and collaborative projects
3. We will always carry out validation and verification.
   • ... in a public place (e.g. Figshare).
4. For main results in paper, share data, scripts, and plot under CC-BY.
   • There are reasons not to use CC-BY
5. We will upload preprint to repository (arXiv, etc.).
   • We will update it after publishing.
6. Release source code after submission
   • Under permissive license
7. We will add "Reproducibility declaration" to end of paper.
8. I will keep an up-to-date web presence.