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What’s That? The Replication Crisis is Good for Science?

By Eric Loken | Published: April 10, 2019

The 'replication crisis' certainly is uncomfortable for many scientists whose work gets undercut, and the rate of failures may currently be unacceptably high. But psychologist and statistician Eric Loken argues that confronting the replication crisis is good for science as a whole.

In Age of Open Science, Should Your Presentation Appear Online?

By Elie Diner | Published: February 12, 2019

Elie Diner presents arguments for and against sharing research presentations online, arguing that sharing research presentations should be seen as part of the mainstream of open scholarship and is a natural way for academics to present their preliminary findings.

Academic Researchers Need Support and Incentives to Share Data

By Grace Baynes | Published: April 17, 2018

Making data available for other researchers to find, use, reuse, ultimately makes research more efficient and effective. Yet despite policies that encourage and require data sharing, researchers in the UK and US report lower percentages of data sharing than average. Grace Baynes suggests researchers be given incentives, expert support, and training to make it easy to share data.

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