Peter Kedron and Joseph Holler

Transforming Theory and STEM Education Through Reproductions and Replications in the Geographical Sciences

We were delighted to read the National Science Foundation’s new dear colleague letter NSF 23-018 today! The letter cites the 2019 NASEM Reproducibility and Replicability in Science consensus study report (DOI:10.17226/25303) and highlights “commitment to advancing reproducibility and replicability in science” through proposals addressing the science of R&R, research infrastructure, or educational efforts.

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