Abstract
Who hasn't yet heard about the debates on research reproducibility, or, perhaps even more, about the research reproducibility crisis? There have been numerous papers in the past several years discussing reproducibility issues in research. In addition, funders, publishers, and research institutions followed policies aiming at increasing research reproducibility. But what does it mean in practice for research to be reproducible? And where does one start in this flood of information, tools, and requirements? In this article, we aim to help researchers improve the reproducibility of their work by providing simple tips and good practices that can be readily applied at different stages of the research life cycle. Reproducibility starts from you. Today!