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SUMMARY: CRTC Career Development Seminar
DESCRIPTION: Topic: Rigor & Reproducibility Speaker: Keith Lohse\, PhD\, PS
 tatⓇ\, Associate Professor of Physical Therapy and Neurology\, WashU Medici
 ne Event information and registration This session\, led by Keith Lohse\, P
 hD\, PStatⓇ will cover Rigor and Reproducibility as defined by the NIH. Rig
 or refers to the application of the scientific method while emphasizing unb
 iased and well-controlled experimental design\, […]
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 nright" width="280"]<img class="wp-image-34606" src="https://infectiousdise
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 Topic</strong>: Rigor & Reproducibility</p><p><strong>Speaker</strong>: <a 
 href="https://sites.google.com/site/lohsekr/">Keith Lohse\, PhD\, PStat<sup
 >Ⓡ</sup></a>\, Associate Professor of Physical Therapy and Neurology\, Wash
 U Medicine</p><p><a href="https://crtc.wustl.edu/events/event/rigor-reprodu
 cibility/">Event information and registration </a></p><p>This session\, led
  by Keith Lohse\, PhD\, PStat<sup>Ⓡ</sup> will cover Rigor and Reproducibil
 ity as defined by the NIH. Rigor refers to the application of the scientifi
 c method while emphasizing unbiased and well-controlled experimental design
 \, methodology\, analysis\, interpretation\, and reporting of results. Repr
 oducibility refers to the ability of other researchers to obtain the same r
 esult given the same data (i.e.\, strict “reproducibility”) or obtain a sim
 ilar result when a new sample of data is taken (i.e.\, do we get the same r
 esult across studies? – sometimes referred to as “replication”). Dr. Lohse 
 will discuss threats to rigor and reproducibility\, and how to make your re
 search more robust in a fast-paced scientific world.</p><p>This seminar is 
 part of the<strong> <a href="https://crtc.wustl.edu/resources/workshops-sem
 inars/career-development-seminar-series/">CRTC Career Development Seminar S
 eries</a></strong>. The Career Development Seminar Series offers periodic w
 orkshops and presentations open to all trainees\, faculty\, and staff on pr
 ofessional development\, best practices\, resources\, and guidelines pertai
 ning to research.</p>
LOCATION:Farrell Learning and Teaching Center
GEO:38.636032;-90.262806
ORGANIZER;CN="Deanna Trejo":MAILTO:trejo@wustl.edu
URL;VALUE=URI:https://infectiousdiseases.wustl.edu/events/event/crtc-career
 -development-seminar-rigor-reproducibility/
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