Rigor and Reproducibility in Research

Rigor and Reproducibility in Research

NIH and other funding agencies are requiring comprehensive strategies for proper research methods and procedures, and the presentation of research data. These include applying rigor, minimizing bias, and maximizing reproducibility in all efforts. This workshop will discuss means by which to address these within quantitative and qualitative research. The primary principles covered within this session are rigor and reproducibility.

Registration is limited so be sure to register as soon as possible! Learn more and register here.

Master’s and Doctoral Students:

Graduating this semester? Don’t forget to complete your RECR requirements.

Graduate students are required to complete Responsible and Ethical Conduct of Research (RECR for short) training. RECR training is a federal requirement for all graduate students and completion of the training must be tracked. Visit the Graduate School’s RECR Webpage for requirements specific to Master’s Plan A Students, Master’s Plan B Students and Doctoral Students.