Biology (New York/Shanghai/Abu Dhabi)

• NIH & AHRQ's 2016 "increased scientific rigor and transparency" requirements
• Many journals requiring completion of "reproducibility guidelines" often in the form of a reporting checklist. See, Nature's (PDF).

Both initiatives seek to increase transparency and reproducibility of research by defining requirements for authors and grant applicants to unambiguously identify and authenticate resources and to report methods and results in sufficient detail. This guide provides a list of resources to locate identifiers, guidelines, and authentication data that may be helpful in fulfilling these requirements.

For information on ensuring your data and code is reproducible, review the Data Management Planning guide.