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\title{How research reproducibility challenges librarians' skill sets. A
French librarian's perspective}
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Reproducible research requires to dive into a wide range of subjects
(e.g.: statistics, study design, scientific computing) that are quite
far from French librarians practices and/or initial training. Librarians
do have a technical expertise, but horror stories pinpoint that even
seasoned experts seem to lose track. In such context, what could be the
added value of librarians?

\textbf{Keywords: }\emph{librarian, cultural brokerage,
interdisciplinarity, collaboration}

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