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We’re all familiar with meteorologists’ forecasts: a 5% chance of rain, a 95% chance of rain, and […]

by Eric Gilliam If you’re interested in the structure of scientific institutions, we’re living through remarkably exciting […]

With science funders like NIH and NSF, we need to dramatically expand their capacity to assess reproducibility, […]

For many years, observers have noted that NIH’s structure and organization isn’t necessarily the most rational. Why […]

Jim Olds is the University Professor of Neuroscience and Public Policy at George Mason University. He served […]

I’ve written about the severe burden that many researchers experience from having to comply with endless administrative […]