Replication Fdn

Replication Foundation is a decentralized autonomous organization funding replication studies

[katja seeliger @seelikat]

A case study in reproducibility in #neuroscience: https://t.co/PSw1o6TajY via @ReScienceEds #OpenScience

[@[email protected] - Lambert Heller @Lambo]

Provision of scientific objects using smart contracts on a blockchain - how and why? My new one at @TIBHannover blog https://t.co/NLnWPKxogr

[@[email protected] - Lambert Heller @Lambo]

How do blockchains help to make #OpenBadges & e-portfolios better? My new article at @TIBHannover blog. https://t.co/V8Q0Q8vuzk #GLCBerlin17

[ReScience Editions @ReScienceEds]

Happy to announce Benoît Girard (@LegalizeBrain) is now an editor for #computational #neuroscience (the most replicated domain up to now)

[BlockchainForScience @science_b0]

Smart contracts that resemble mechanical machines - next step: smart contracts that map scientific conclusions... https://t.co/40kKHmMFmW

[Replication Fdn @ReplicationFdn]

#Replication studies are one of the pillars of #science. We should do what we can to have more of them. Discuss: https://t.co/cNWHCYB8aF

[Replication Fdn @ReplicationFdn]

Making good progress on our Ethereum contracts: https://t.co/97Ep7ISgZE If you're interested in replication studies & #science, reach out!

[Andrew Rypel @andrewrypel]

Rigorous replication effort succeeds for just two of five papers https://t.co/Q65vMxAWLg

[@[email protected] @JureTriglav]

Thought I'd give this whole decentralized autonomous organization thing a go https://t.co/IJq4iozzvo #openscience! https://t.co/SUG9uN24Fb