The African Reproducibility Network seeks to build a community where the concerted efforts of individuals across Africa interested in championing open and reproducible research can be maximized. As a community-led initiative, the AREN adopts a train-the-trainer approach in producing African scientists that are well-equipped to meet the changing landscape of research and the demand to make things more open and reproducible.
Members receive training on open and reproducible practices and how to integrate existing open science infrastructure into their research work. Trainees then become ambassadors tasked with promoting open and reproducible research practices while helping train others within their research communities with support from the network.
We want to create local communities of passionate and active open science practitioners and advocates across Africa.
Company Details
- Employees
- 4
- Founded
- -
- Address
- Accra, Gh
- Industry
- Research Services
- NAICS
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Scientific Research and Development ServicesResearch and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life SciencesResearch and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)
- Website
- https://africanrn.org
- HQ
- Accra
African Reproducibility Network Questions
African Reproducibility Network's website is https://africanrn.org
African Reproducibility Network's LinkedIn profile is https://gh.linkedin.com/company/african-reproducibility-network
African Reproducibility Network has
4 employees.
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employees at African Reproducibility Network.
African Reproducibility Network's industry is
Research Services
African Reproducibility Network's top competitors are
Ubuntunet Alliance,
Research Software Alliance,
Talarify,
Mycetoma Research Centre,
Framework For Open And Reproducible Research Training (Forrt),
Data Umbrella,
Open Science Community Saudi Arabia,
Rse Asia Association,
Ersilia,
Open Science Community Egypt.
African Reproducibility Network's categories are Research Services
African Reproducibility Network's founding year is 2022
