Replication

A New Front in the Replication Wars: Economics
Research
November 5, 2015

A New Front in the Replication Wars: Economics

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It’s Not the Lack of Replication, It’s the Lack of Trying to Replicate!
International Debate
September 14, 2015

It’s Not the Lack of Replication, It’s the Lack of Trying to Replicate!

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Unknown Unknowns: The War on Null and Negative Results
Research
September 19, 2014

Unknown Unknowns: The War on Null and Negative Results

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Replication Is More Common, But Still Too Rare
International Debate
August 14, 2014

Replication Is More Common, But Still Too Rare

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The Pernicious Problem of Those FIRST Steps

The Pernicious Problem of Those FIRST Steps

David Takeuchi argues that even if the FIRST act doesn’t pass, it is clear that U.S. politicians are demanding more of a say in federally funded research. While a push to ensure research remains relevant can be a good thing, scientists and politicians must not forget that initial outcomes do not constitute substantive evidence. Scientific integrity and replication shouldn’t have to be sacrificed in order to meet political time frames.

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