URL: https://www.repro4everyone.org/
Proper Citation: repro4everyone (RRID:SCR_018958)
Description: Community project portal by team consisting of members of eLife Early Career Advisory Group, Protocols.io, Addgene and Code Ocean, developing resources and teaching workshops to enable researchers to do reproducible research. Collaboration between volunteers in research, industry, and startups in area of reproducibility to make researchers aware of tools that they can use to improve reproducibility of their work.
Abbreviations: R4E
Synonyms: reproducibility for everyone, Reproducibility for Everyone, repro4everyone website
Resource Type: data or information resource, portal, project portal
Defining Citation: PMID:34151774
Keywords: Reproducible research, reproducible work collaboration, reproducibility teaching workshop
Funding: Chan Zuckerberg Initiative ; Mozilla Foundation
Availability: Free, Freely available
Resource Name: repro4everyone
Resource ID: SCR_018958
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