#Experiments

Jessica Ekomane

jessicaekomane

Non-western examples of historical and contemporary explicit use of additive synthesis / FM & other sound synthesis processes experiments? Trying to enlarge my syllabus FYI and to further the conversation,

Chris Blattman

cblatts

it’s great that economists do lots of field work and interviews now. But think of the absolute sloppiest, terrible causal inference paper you can remember, from someone who doesn’t even

Gro-Tsen

gro_tsen

This leads me to mention my favorite epistemological question, to which I know no satisfactory answer. Imagine I flip a coin: Hayden says it will fall on heads for sure,

Death and the Maiden

deadmaidens

You may know the name J.M Sims as the 'father of gynaecology' but do you know Anarcha Westcott? Anarcha was an enslaved 17-year-old girl that endured 30 experimental surgeries, without

W. K. Winecoff

whinecough

I haven't submitted to any of the "top 3" in years, and in fact have only done so twice ever, IIRC. I also infrequently cite any work that they've published

Gabrielle Kardon

GabKardon

A few thoughts about running a research lab in the time of COVID. Who are we? A lab of 7 scientists working on how muscle develops and regenerates. Our @NIH-funded

Patricia Murray

PMurray_65

1. Please listen to Wilmshurst’s seminar on Dishonesty in Medical Research:https://youtube.com/watch?v=awmWaOKLj9U&t=2s Peter tells us about Poldermans, a cardiologist whose fraudulent research is thought to have caused 800,000 excess

Sanjay Srivastava

hardsci

We read Albright & @ThomasM51526161, 2000, for a lab meeting recently. Highly recommended. Something that particularly struck me was the discussion of why Donald Campbell prioritized internal validityhttps://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs

Samit Basu

samitbasu

Indian writers: thanks to the oncoming recession, there will be a sudden boom in low/no-pay content sweatshops, often fronted by biggish names. You will be told working for them is

Jay | Master Yourself

JayThaDeveloper

How to Think Better and Make Better DecisionsShortcuts to thinking like a genius.THREAD 1. Second Order ThinkingThis is used to determine the long term consequences of the actions we take.Two

Elana Molotsky

MoLOTSofScience

Right now my lab is working in 2 shifts at half capacity to maintain social distancing, therefore I am only allowed to be in the lab after a certain time.

Furness Lab

TheFurnessLab

Are you a new Honours, Masters, or PhD student? Here are a few tips from our lab on how to kickstart a productive and healthy year in research @OpenAcademics

Robert McNees

mcnees

The physicist Lise Meitner was born #OTD in 1878. She discovered fission in uranium and was the first person to understand both its mechanics and implications.Image: Atomic Heritage Foundation (photographer

Mike Thompson

mctucsf

It's laughable to declare protein structure prediction a "solved" problem. The reported precision in the best predicted models is still 10-20 times worse than coordinate precision in typical experimental structures.https://twi

Jonathan Ball

JonathanKBall

Must confess to getting increasing concern about #sarscov2 #vaccine #effectiveness claims. The real data we need to see is either prevention of infection or reduction in transmission risk in lee-vulnerable

Peter Easton

peter102746

Perhaps I'm being snobbish, given my academic background (biochem, nuclear physics/economics), but I have a very hard time accepting that sociology is a science in the physical sciences meaning of

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