In science, a small revolution is taking place: the rise of registered reports
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EurekAlert! Has spoiled science news. Here’s how we can fix it
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A modern day do-over of a mid-20th century pupillometry experiment raises the question: What should we make of a failed replication? December 6, 2018 by Jop de Vrieze Anyone who enters the field of pupillometry — the study of pupil size — stumbles upon one classic research paper: “Pupil Size as Related
Lees verder‘Replication grants’ will allow researchers to repeat nine influential studies that still raise questions
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Serie Worstelende Wetenschap – De Groene Amsterdammer
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Award Winners | Science Journalism Awards
Link: Award Winners | Science Journalism Awards We have gold! Our article about our son Mikki’s stillbirth and how the Dutch birthcare system contributed to his death was awarded the most prestigious international prize for science journalism.Â
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