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DESCRIPTION:There is increasing evidence that most scientific research doe
 s not meet standards of reproducibility and transparency. Concurrently\, 
 there are many efforts to improve the reproducibility\, transparency\, an
 d eventually the credibility and usefulness of scientific evidence. Peer 
 review is a central mechanism for vetting\, correcting\, and improving sc
 ience. However\, it has met with a broadening range of challenges\, as 7 
 million papers are published every year\, publication systems are over-co
 mmercialized\, and reviewers are overfatigued. Many scholars argue that r
 esearch assessment in general\, if done properly for individuals and inst
 itutions\, can be a major tool for enhancing research design\, conduct\, 
 and outcomes. A central quest is whether proper incentives are provided a
 nd reinforced. Many ideas are proposed for changing peer review and resea
 rch assessment\, but few of them have solid evidence.\n\n[b]About John P.
 A. Ioannidis[/b]\nJohn P.A. Ioannidis\, MD\, DSc was born in New York Cit
 y and raised in Athens\, Greece. He trained at Athens College\, Universit
 y of Athens (medicine and DSc in biopathology)\, Harvard and Tufts (inter
 nal medicine\, infectious diseases)\, and then held positions at NIH\, Jo
 hns Hopkins\, Tufts\, Harvard\, Imperial College\, and University of Ioan
 nina. He moved to Stanford in 2010 where he is Professor of Medicine\, of
  Epidemiology and Population Heath\, and (by courtesy) of Biomedical Data
  Science. He launched the Meta-Research Innovation Center at Stanford (ME
 TRICS) in 2013. He has served as President of the Society for Research Sy
 nthesis Methodology and of the Association of American Physicians\, as ed
 itorial board member of many leading journals and as Editor-in-Chief of t
 he European Journal of Clinical Investigation. He has been elected to man
 y honorific academies and has received 6 honorary doctoral degrees and ma
 ny awards. He is the author of ten literary books\, three of them shortli
 sted for best book of the year Anagnostis awards in Greece. His work aims
  to improve research methods and practices and to enhance approaches to i
 ntegrating information and generating reliable evidence. \n\n[b]Venue[/b]
 \nThe DIAS Auditorium\, SDU Campus Odense\n\n[i]This event is open for al
 l. No registration needed.[/i]
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SUMMARY:DIAS event: Reproducible research\, peer review\, and research ass
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