[SORSE] On evaluating research software, the R package QGameTheory, and a reproducible PhD

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2. On the evaluation of research software: the CDUR procedure

Teresa Gomez-Diaz (CNRS/LIGM)

3/16/21, 2:00 PM

Talks

The goal of the proposed talk is to present the publication

Gomez-Diaz T. and Recio T.,
On the evaluation of research software: the CDUR procedure,
[version 2 ; peer review: 2 approved] 26 Nov 2019.
F1000Research 2019, 8:1353,
https://f1000research.com/articles/8-1353

Background: Evaluation of the quality of research software is a...

1. QGameTheory: An R package for teaching quantum computing and quantum game theory to students

Indranil Ghosh (Massey University)

3/16/21, 2:30 PM

Lightning Talks

This is a package that has been written in the R programming language. As we know, R is an open-source software that is being widely used by statisticians and scientists all over the world. The purpose of this package is to build a very simple open-source project that will teach the basics of quantum computing and quantum game theory to interested students starting in this field. Available in...

3. Four pillars of a reproducible PhD

Jamie Quinn (UCL)

3/16/21, 2:40 PM

Lightning Talks

Reproducibility and sustainability of research and associated software are increasingly viewed as priorities by publishers, funders and the academic community. The process of writing a thesis can be a playground where modern PhD students can explore new tools and techniques for improving the reproducibility and sustainability of their research, however the number of possible tools is vast and...

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