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SUMMARY:Tackling the Challenges of Reproducibility and Data Sharing in Com
 putational Science
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241204T074500Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241204T083000Z
DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260906T112056Z
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DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Hakizumwami Birali Runesha* (University of Chicago)\
 nResearch and discovery are increasingly computation\, data-intensive\, in
 terdisciplinary\, and collaborative. However\, reproducing results remains
  a significant challenge. Scholarly publications are often disconnected fr
 om the data and software that produced the results\, making reproducibilit
 y difficult. Researchers today generate vast amounts of data\, code\, and 
 software tools that need to be shared\, but sharing data remains challengi
 ng\, especially when data is large or sensitive. Moreover\, funding agenci
 es are increasingly requiring sharing data used to generate results\, yet 
 data is only valuable if it is reproducible. A key challenge is that repro
 ducible artifacts are typically created only after the research is complet
 e\, hindered by a lack of standards and insufficient motivation.  Despite 
 growing recognition of the importance of reproducibility\, the research co
 mmunity still lacks comprehensive tools and platforms to support reproduci
 ble practices throughout the research cycle\, as well as a culture that ed
 ucates and trains researchers on the topic. \n\nThis presentation will int
 roduce SHARED (Secure Hub for Access\, Reliability\, and Exchange of Data)
 \, a new initiative at the University of Chicago to develop a comprehensiv
 e platform for data-driven research and data management. We will discuss t
 he challenges and opportunities of reproducibility in computational resear
 ch and strategies for capturing reproducible artifacts throughout the rese
 arch process. Additionally\, we will share progress on building a communit
 y of practice to democratize reproducibility in scientific research.\n\nht
 tps://events.chpc.ac.za/event/139/contributions/2503/
LOCATION:Boardwalk Convention Centre BICC.G-B2 - B2 Tsitsikamma
URL:https://events.chpc.ac.za/event/139/contributions/2503/
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