Research Artifacts and Reproducibility

May 18, 2026·
Sanaa Mironov
Sanaa Mironov
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A research result is easier to trust when the artifacts around it are clear. Code, data descriptions, experiments, logs, configuration, and limitations all help readers understand what was actually done.

Reproducibility is not only about rerunning a script. It is about making the work inspectable. What inputs were used? What assumptions were made? Which results are stable, and which are sensitive to data or parameter choices?

I want this website to become a place where projects can show that context instead of hiding it in private notes or scattered repositories.

Sanaa Mironov
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Assistant Teaching Professor of Computer Science
I make operating systems and AI make sense. I teach systems at UMBC, explain OS concepts on YouTube, and study how to make AI and software systems secure and trustworthy.