'Scientific rigor' diaporamas de présentation

RIGOR AND REPRODUCIBILITY: BACK TO BASICS

RIGOR AND REPRODUCIBILITY: BACK TO BASICS. Patricia Valdez, Ph.D. NIH Extramural Research Integrity Officer National Institutes of Health. Overview. Why the concern about reproducibility? The NIH response Updates to grant applications Training and Resources. Overview.

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THE WEBINAR WILL BEGIN IN A FEW MINUTES Click the join link in your Confirmation email.

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Challenges in Providing Evidence for the Effectiveness of Health Promotion

Challenges in Providing Evidence for the Effectiveness of Health Promotion. Irving Rootman, Professor Public Health Sciences University of Toronto. About Irv Rootman. Chair of WHO-EURO Working Group on Health Promotion Evaluation

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Teaching and Writing Cases

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Teaching and Writing Cases

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Automated SIP Interoperability Testing

Automated SIP Interoperability Testing. Archana Rao and Henning Schulzrinne Department of Computer Science Columbia University http://www.cs.columbia.edu/IRT/voip-testbed/. SIP 2009 (Paris, January 2009). Overview. The problem of SIP interoperability Far from perfect

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Educational Research Today: Current State, Key Challenges and Future Prospects

Martin E. Orland, Ph.D., Director Center for Education National Research Council The National Academies August 25, 2005. Educational Research Today: Current State, Key Challenges and Future Prospects.

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Why is Software Engineering so Different from Other Types of Engineering?

Why is Software Engineering so Different from Other Types of Engineering?. Some Ruminations on the Nature of Software Engineering Dr. M.S. Jaffe. Quick Map. What is so different about software? What does that imply for the process by which it is engineered?

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This is a 100 year old debate Is often correlated to research methodology

Positivistic versus Naturalistic Inquiry: changing the way we think and investigate by Dennis Ondrejka, Ph.D. This is a 100 year old debate Is often correlated to research methodology Is a philosophy on the way we think about human phenomenon & research

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National Software Reference Library Computer Forensics Tool Testing

National Software Reference Library Computer Forensics Tool Testing. Barbara Guttman bguttman@nist.gov November 14, 2007. Computer Forensics in NIST. Goals of Computer Forensics Projects Support use of automated processes into the computer forensics investigations

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IPA- EDQM SYMPOSIUM 2007 REFERENCE STANDARD DEVELOPMENT -IP PERSPECTIVE

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Harvard Business Review

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Conflict of Interest Disclosure

Conflict of Interest Disclosure.

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