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Project on Scientific Transparency Saving Science. Starting with Neuroscience.

Project on Scientific Transparency. Saving Science. Starting with Neuroscience. Saving Science Starting with Neuroscience. The Project on Scientific Transparency PoST is a multi-site collaborative effort that aims to revolutionize the way that neuroscience imaging research is done. By developing simple tools that permit investigators from many disciplines and institutions to share data and analytical methods we hope to increase scientific transparency and data exchange. The main software package bein.
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Center for Cognitive and Neurobiological Imaging

Center for Cognitive and Neurobiological Imaging. The Center provides resources for researchers and students in cognitive and neurobiological sciences. Jordan Hall, home of the CNI. The magnet being delivered in the Jordan Hall courtyard.

Scientific Transparency

At the heart of SciTran is a scientific data management system SDM designed to enable and foster reproducible research. SciTran is open-source software, released under the MIT license. Feel free to try it out or to contribute. New users may want to start with our documentation. Centralized data backup is greatly sim.

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Project on Scientific Transparency Saving Science. Starting with Neuroscience.

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Project on Scientific Transparency. Saving Science. Starting with Neuroscience. Saving Science Starting with Neuroscience. The Project on Scientific Transparency PoST is a multi-site collaborative effort that aims to revolutionize the way that neuroscience imaging research is done. By developing simple tools that permit investigators from many disciplines and institutions to share data and analytical methods we hope to increase scientific transparency and data exchange. The main software package bein.

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