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  • Making your research more reproducible
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  • Naming files and managing versions: good habits
  • How to use an electronic laboratory notebook ?
    • Laboratory notebooks: paper tradition or digital future
    • 8 types of electronic laboratory notebooks
    • Laboratory notebooks: on paper or electronic? Test them yourself!
  • Standard formats in chemistry
  • Standard formats in physics
• Sharing your results
  • Where and how to store data on-line?
  • How and where to publish your data paper?
  • Reporting negative results
    • Why Are Negative Results Still Six Feet Under?
    • To find or not to find… That is not the question!
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  • Archiving: a sensitive question
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• Data in images: what tools for data visualization?
• Example from the Carnegie-Mellon Chemical Engineering Department in the US