Scope of the conference :

Ongoing reproducibility efforts in experimental theoretical and computational condensed matter physics
Assessing the prevalence of unreliable research and ways to identify it
Examples of best reproducibility practices
Integrating reproducibility principles into education and training
Building up infrastructure to support reproducibility and open science
Developing advice on changes to publication and funding policy
Recognizing and rewarding reproducibility work and open science efforts

Invited Participants:

Jean-Sébastien Caux, VU Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Jessica Thomas, American Physical Society 
Igor Mazin, George Mason University
Karl Ziemelis, Nature Magazine, London, UK
*Laurens Molenkamp, University of Wuerzburg, Germany
Laura Greene, Florida State University
James Hamlin, University of Florida
Frank Marsiglio, University of Alberta, Canada
Cui-Zu Chang, Pennsylvania State University
Tomasz Durakiewicz, NSF
Beth Masimore, Office of Inspector General, NSF 
Rebecca E. Morss, Office of Integrative Activities, NSF
*Anton Akhmerov, Delft University of Technology
*Olivia Lanes, IBM Quantum
Jelena Stajic, Science Magazine
Tomas Furst, Palacky University, Czech Republic
Marco Valentini, ISTA Vienna, Austria
Benjamin Sacepe, Institut Neel Grenoble
Eugenie Reich, Eugenie Reich Law LLC, Boston, MA
Vincent Mourik, FZ Juelich
Henry Legg, University of Basel, Switzerland
Seth Putterman, UCLA

Organizing Committee:

Sergey Frolov, University of Pittsburgh (local organizer)
Ana Akrap, Fribourg University, Switzerland
Samaresh Guchhait, Howard University
Babak Seradjeh, Indiana University
Brian Skinner, Ohio State University

National Science Foundation Grant No DMR-2326983
Supported by Pittsburgh Quantum Institute

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