Academia, datos y reproducibilidad de la ciencia.

The COVID-19 pandemic has catalyzed several academic practices, and when it ends, the geography and especially the dynamics of research groups will be completely different. We will have other practices, and, in many cases, we will be more effective. Perhaps the most indelible feature of that change will be the day-to-day incorporation of open, repeatable, and replicable science practices. The qualitative change from research to 'e-research' describes a new way to produce and disseminate knowledge. It also imposes new methodologies to manage, administer, analyze and preserve this 'data deluge'. The repeatability and reproducibility of scientific results in data-centred science become a growing and significant issue. Undoubtedly, academic publications should be transformed, demanding open access to data and direct availability to computer codes and applications that support the results. In this editorial, we comment and reflect on some of the methodologies and tools available to promote the repeatability/reproducibility of experiments. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]