To validate science, it usually needs to be independently reproduced, and those replications published. Use these tips to improve the reproducibility of your science.
A quick (and engaging!) TED talk about what we might be missing when we just focus on the average.
‘Kangaroos’ and ‘snow’ are not two terms often together in the same sentence, but it makes for great viewing!
Watch a 10-Year Time Lapse of the sun (it takes an hour, but you don’t have to watch it all)
If you engage in online commentaries with your science, this article outlines how to deal with criticism online.
At some stage you will likely need to conduct a literature review – but did you know there are different types? Each has its own specific methodology that should be followed for the review to be considered robust.
After thirty-six straight hours of negotiations, diplomats in New York representing nearly 200 countries endorsed a treaty to protect biodiversity on the high seas.
Humans are on an eternal quest to solve problems, whether you realise it or not (but as a scientist, you probably do!).
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