Event resources
Presentation slides: Introduction, Andrew Engeli, Office for National Statistics and Louise Corti, UK Data Service| Presentation slides: The case for reproducibility, Paul Jackson, ADR-UK| Presentation slides: Reproducibility and granular data: What’s the issue?, Stefan Bender, Deutsche Bundesbank| Presentation slides: The Turing Way: Reproducible, Inclusive, Collaborative Data Science, Kirstie Whitaker, Turing Institute and The UK Reproducibility Network| Presentation slides: Quality Assurance of Administrative Data, Catherine Bromley, Office for Statistics Regulation| Presentation slides: The Challenges of Reproducible Research and Teaching it, Chris Playford, QStep, Exeter| Presentation slides: Transparency and reproducibility for linked administrative datasets, Katie Harron, Institute of Child Health, UCL| Presentation slides: Open analytics at the Health Foundation, Fiona Grimm, The Health Foundation| Presentation slides: Deriving variables: A Data Managers’ guide to DV best practice, Jess Bailey, NatCen| Presentation slides: Challenges of creating and documenting derived variables and harmonised datasets in longitudinal studies, Aida Sanchez, Centre for Longitudinal Studies and Dara O’Neill, CLOSER| Presentation slides: Keynote- Ed Humpherson, Office for Statistical Regulation| Link to presentation slides: What we do and what we need, Lars Vilhuber, American Economic Association| Presentation slides: How to reproduce: The Cascad Reproducibility Service, Christophe Perignon, Cascad| Presentation Slides: Breakout sessions