By: Björn

Studies Unable to Reproduce Results of Two Diabetes Papers
August 16, 2018

Two examples from Diabetes research of non-reproducible studies. A commentary on The Scientist published on August 10th, 2018. There will always…

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FAIR and ALCOAplus – data management principles
August 13, 2018

Data recording practices play a central element in research and can vary largely from lab to lab and researcher to researcher….

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The Four Most Dangerous Words? A New Study Shows
August 2, 2018

The two philanthropists Laura and John Arnold funded with an incredible sum of $967 million (link) projects for education, public pensions…

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BioFIT 2018
August 1, 2018

BioFIT 2018 (link) will be held in Lille from December 4th to 5th and is one of the largest conferences to foster…

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Be open! Ongoing efforts to make science more open…
July 20, 2018

At the beginning of July, the Wellcome Trust (WT), one of UK’s biggest non-governmental biomedical research funders, announced that they will provide a platform…

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Additional Reads in August 2016
July 20, 2018

eNeuro editorial: Scientific Rigor or Rigor Mortis? Christophe Bernard, editor in chief of eNeuro, discusses in this editorial the issue of…

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Bayes’ Theorem: How do we weigh evidence to make decisions?
July 20, 2018

In this clearly and graphically explained educational video, Amber Biology offers an intuitive introduction to Bayes’ Theorem, using biomarkers and ovarian cancer…

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PAASP enters a new partnership with HENRICH Pharma-R&D Consulting
July 20, 2018

We are proud to announce that PAASP has partnered with HENRICH Pharma-R&D Consulting, a specialised consulting firm located in the Frankfurt…

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Reproducibility Issues – The Ghosts of HeLa
July 9, 2018

Listeria monocytogenes is an intracellular pathogen and the causative agent of the food-borne disease listeriosis. This disease primarily affects pregnant women,…

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Elsevier replies to The Guardian
July 9, 2018

Hot publications appear not only in Science and Nature. The lay press is also capable of getting their readers excited and…

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