Online, January 7-8, 2021
The BITSS Annual Meeting brings together actors from academia and research, scholarly publishing, and policy to share knowledge and discuss efforts to advance transparency, reproducibility, credibility, ethics, and inclusion in science. This will be a fully virtual event and will run 8 am-12:30 pm PT (UTC-8). Learn more about our panels below and see the full program for 18 more talks. Register to receive Zoom and Slack links to join the meeting!
The full program includes some sessions that might be of interest to folks---
- Evidence-based policy
- Improving access to data
- Predicting if social science studies will be replicated
- Race in economics, and other social sciences
- Estimating publication bias in meta-analyses
- Is peer review biased toward statistical significance?
- U.S. Census’ Federal Research Data Center Program
- Computational reproducibility in economics
- Federal Evidence Clearinghouses Standards (What Works Clearinghouse from the Department of Education is an example of a clearinghouse)
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