CODECHECKing goes NL - strengthening open science through reproducible publications in the Netherlands (CHECK-NL)
The Dutch research organization NWO funds the project CodeCHECKing goes NL.
Many research outputs rely on computational methods. Open Science principles ask for those methods and data to be shared and to be reproducible. However, in traditional scientific publishing, computational methods are rarely re-run during review. Our project team aims to check the computational workflows of at least 50 scientific articles for reproducibility, and we aim to reach an agreement with journal editors to establish such a check routinely in their review process. To kickstart both, we will organise roadshows at four locations to bring experienced and new code reviewers, authors, and editors together to implement codechecking in a sustainable way.
In addition, the project funds improvements to the CODECHECK infrastructure by adding new features to the CODECHECK Register. You can find all developments within CHECK-NL in these pull requests on GitHub. Thanks to these contributions by CHECK-NL, you can find all codechecks conducted as part of CHECK-NL in the new community page at https://codecheck.org.uk/register/venues/communities/codecheck_nl/.
Latest News
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Sign up for our upcoming codecheck workshop in Rotterdam on 28th November 2024, for the social and behavioural sciences!
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Read about our second workshop at UTwente on the workshop page!
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SAVE THE DATE! 26 September 2024 Upcoming CodeCheckNL event at University of Twente focusing on geosciences: UT workshop page
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First CODECHECK-NL event at TU Delft successfully concluded! Read about it on our TUD workshop page
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Reserve 30 May in your agenda for the first event at the TU Delft More info including how to register found here. For all questions on the events, send an e-mail to codechecknl@gmail.com. For questions on the project, please contact Frank Ostermann (f.o.ostermann@utwente.nl). For updates, watch this space or follow us on the channels listed below!
Meet the project team
Frank Ostermann (University of Twente, lead) Mastodon Home page
Angelina Momin (University of Twente) LinkedIn
Daniela Gawehns (UMCG Groningen, Dutch Reproducibility Network) Home page
Saba Sharma (TU Delft)
Junzi Sun (TU Delft) Home page
Frederique Belliard (TU Delft) LinkedIn
Stephen Eglen (University of Cambridge, CODECHECK) Home page
Daniel Nüst (TU Dresden, CODECHECK) Home page