The cycle
Is it just me or does everyone see a self-fulfilling prophecy here?
scientific publishing
The case for preprints
Daniel Mansur, the principal investigator of a lab at the Universidade Federal
English as the currency of science's practice
K. VijayRaghavan, the secretary of India’s Department of Biotechnology, has written
The language and bullshitness of 'a nearly unreadable paper'
Earlier today, the Retraction Watch mailing list highlighted a strange paper written
The language and bullshitness of 'a nearly unreadable paper'
Earlier today, the Retraction Watch mailing list highlighted a strange paper written
A conference's peer-review was found to be sort of random, but whose fault is it?
It’s not a good time for peer-review. Sure, if you’ve
Some research misconduct trends by the numbers
A study published in eLIFE on August 14, 2014, looked at data
Plagiarism is plagiarism
In a Nature article, Praveen Chaddah argues that textual plagiarism entails that
R&D in China and India
“A great deal of the debate over globalization of knowledge economies has
Replication studies, ceiling effects, and the psychology of science
On May 25, I found Erika Salomon’s tweet:
Excellent comment thread
