Ben Marwick

@benmarwick.bsky.social

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Archaeologist and #rstats enthusiast

First page of journal article with title, authors, and abstract
Checklist of items researchers can do to improve the reproducibility of their code
First page of the journal article
screenshot of a page of the Checklist for Code and Data Supplements from the Biometrical Journal
front page of the article
Screenshot of instructions to authors about the reproducibility review for Advances in Archaeological Practice 
Five standards for scientific code, as described in Benureau et al. (2018), this image is from Heather, A., et al. (2025). On the reproducibility of discrete-event simulation studies in health research: An empirical study using open models. https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.13137
Guidelines to improve computational reproducibility in finance. The guidelines are structured in three parts (readme file, data, and code), and within each part, we distinguish must-have information from good-to-have information; the latter are designated by letter a
Screenshot of title and abstract of journal article at https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/epdf/10.1080/01977261.2024.2435718?needAccess=true
Screenshot of a journal article
Screenshot of our code and data repository
Figure 8 from our paper
Figure 7 from our paper
Figure 3 from our paper
First page of our new publication
Screenshot of the first page of the journal article
Screenshot of our poster with several columns of text, a few data visualisations, and a map
Screenshot of reproducibility prize announcement giving details of the winner paper and the names of the authors
process to handle manuscripts with reproducible results.