Peer review and scientific publishing
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Who governs science?
15 Aug 2014: Stephen Curry: Traditionally, science holds itself to account through peer review. But more openness in these procedures may be needed to sustain public trust
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28 Jul 2014:
The universities of the UK should not squander the opportunity to put in place an effective mechanism for making their published research freely available
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14 Jul 2014: Adam Marcus and Ivan Oransky: Journal publishers must acknowledge the limitations of traditional peer review and fully embrace post-publication peer review
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10 Jul 2014:
Journal of Vibration and Control says 60 articles published over last four years cited academics with 'assumed identities'
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6 Jul 2014:
Editorial: Nature and the BMJ, like all serious scientific journals, rely on peer review to establish the authority of the papers they publish, and peer review, it appears, is less reliable than it sounds
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28 Jun 2014: Devices purported to identify and cure hepatitis and HIV set to be put to use have been delayed citing 'further testing'
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16 Jun 2014:
Research finds secrecy over contracts has stopped some institutions realising they are paying too much for journals
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4 Jun 2014: Astronomers who thought they had detected echoes of the big bang may have only seen the effects of space dust
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28 May 2014: Pete Etchells: A recent push for replicability in psychology has been sullied by unfounded ad hominem attacks and accusations of bullying. But there is a positive side to the whole debate
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28 May 2014:
Uta and Chris Frith: The crisis of non-replications in experimental social psychology is a crisis of trust. What's the solution?
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20 May 2014: Chris Chambers: Moves to uphold transparency are making psychology more scientific
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16 May 2014: Decision not to publish paper in Environmental Research Letters had nothing to do with 'activism' of peer reviewers
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29 Apr 2014:
Tania Browne: The Open Access Button campaign aims to shame publishers who charge a small fortune for what should be a universal right
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17 Apr 2014: Another journal bans research funded by the tobacco industry. It's time to stop treating us like idiots
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6 Apr 2014:
A vast database of dissertations is making available texts that would otherwise remain buried in desk drawers or dead hard drives, writes James Bridle
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1 Apr 2014:
Claire Nicholson: Young Scientists Journal, which gives 12 to 20-year-olds chance to see their work published, has hosted its first conference
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