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ExpFlow: a graphical user interface for automated reproducible electrochemistry

Duke et al., 2024

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Duke R
Mahmoudi S
Kaur A
Bhat V
Dingle I
Stumme N
Shaw S
Eaton D
Vego A
Risko C
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Reproducible data and results underpin the credibility and integrity of research findings across the sciences. However, experiments and measurements conducted across laboratories, or by different researchers, are often hindered by incomplete or inaccessible …
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