Re:A new replication crisis: Research that is less likely to...
by mrweasel on Saturday May 22, 2021 @03:32AM
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We could use public funding to do the work OP tried to do.
Something like a well funded ten year campaign to do peer review, retrying experiments and publishing papers on why results are wrong.
I have a co-worker who had a job than involved publishing research papers. Based on his horror stories it seems like the most effective course of action is to attack the credibility of those who fudges results.
Something like a well funded ten year campaign to do peer review, retrying experiments and publishing papers on why results are wrong.
I have a co-worker who had a job than involved publishing research papers. Based on his horror stories it seems like the most effective course of action is to attack the credibility of those who fudges results.