To validate science, it usually needs to be independently reproduced, and those replications published. Use these tips to improve the reproducibility of your science.
High-profile COVID-19 retractions raised concerns about data oversight in 2020 and in 2021 the retracted studies are still being routinely cited.
Addressing weaknesses and limitations in your science will reassure potential funders, use these three questions to address rigour and reproducibility concerns in your grant proposal.
Visual descriptions of text are incredibly powerful. Some key ‘good practices’ in preparing your figures.
A quick (and engaging!) TED talk about what we might be missing when we just focus on the average.
An astrobiologist, two comedians and an urge to communicate science to the public walked into a bar… well actually, they met up for dinner.
Added to the ‘I didn’t think animals could get weirder’ list – meet the Hooded Nudibranch.
NHMRC have revised their Open Access Policy – all peer-reviewed publications from NHMRC-funded research must now be made available immediately upon publication.
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