C4R: Community for Rigor

What is Community for Rigor?

Community for Rigor is a free, open resource to help researchers of all kinds learn, practice, and promote scientific rigor.

The mission of C4R is to teach principles and practices of scientific rigor to create more credible, collaborative research.

C4R is supported by the NIH and NINDS. 

History

In 2022, a diverse group of scientists from multiple universities and research institutions in the United States began working together to provide education on the principles of rigorous scientific research. Our researchers share a unified goal to increase efficient, open, and reproducible research. C4R is growing and welcoming new members on our journey to transform our scientific communities.

Center for Biostatistics and Health Data Science C4R Members

CBHDS members of the Community for Rigor include Director Alexandra Hanlon, Assistant Director Alicia Lozano, Research Scientist Rachel Silverman, Research Scientist Chris Grubb, and Data Scientist Tanner Barbour. The CBHDS focus meter group's task is to develop and continue to contribute to education and programming related to Selection Bias, Measurement Error, and Creating Statistical Analysis Plans.