My brief appearance in Downton Abbey: Nature readers share stories of side gigs
From rugby refereeing to film and television work, a poll reveals scientists’ first jobs and what they learnt from...Lees verder
Waiting on tables, mending puppets: the first jobs that shaped researchers’ careers
Many scientists credit teenage jobs and university or summer side roles for imparting important transferable skills and valuable life...Lees verder
What science reporters should know about meta-analyses before covering them
As science journalists who take our job seriously, we’ve learned a couple of rules by heart: never present a...Lees verder
Meta-analyses were supposed to end scientific debates. Often, they only cause more controversy
Link: Meta-analyses were supposed to end scientific debates. Often, they only cause more controversy
In science, a small revolution is taking place: the rise of registered reports
Link: In science, a small revolution is taking place: the rise of registered reports
EurekAlert! Has spoiled science news. Here’s how we can fix it
Link: EurekAlert! Has spoiled science news. Here’s how we can fix it
‘Replication grants’ will allow researchers to repeat nine influential studies that still raise questions
Link: ‘Replication grants’ will allow researchers to repeat nine influential studies that still raise questions
Bruno Latour, a veteran of the ‘science wars,’ has a new mission
Link: Bruno Latour, a veteran of the ‘science wars,’ has a new mission
Serie Worstelende Wetenschap – De Groene Amsterdammer
Link: Serie Worstelende Wetenschap – De Groene Amsterdammer