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Embracing variation to improve reproducibility

Posted on June 2, 2020 by Kaitlyn Hair

  By Natasha Karp To improve the reproducibility, we need to change the way we design our in vivo experiments To understand the effect of a treatment, our experiments simplify a complex world by generating control and treatment groups allowing us to isolate cause and effect. This generates an inference or testing space, which arises […]

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Every little helps: A personal journey into Open Science

Posted on May 26, 2020 by Kaitlyn Hair

  By Alexandra Lautarescu (@AleLautarescu) Early career researchers are not powerless “Open science is not all or nothing. Incremental progress is still progress”. These are some of the sentences that have stuck with me to this day, over a year after I wandered into the Open Science room at a conference. Before that, I had […]

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Academia, Open Science, Reproducibility, Rewards

Can we predict the reproducibility of biomedical studies?

Posted on January 22, 2020 by Kaitlyn Hair

  By Olavo Amaral Awareness of reproducibility issues in various areas of science has been on the rise in recent years, with systematic replication efforts in areas such as psychology, economics, cancer biology and social sciences arising in recent years. The low reproducibility rates in some of these areas raise the question of whether irreproducible […]

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