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Authors: Gregory Patience, Federico Galli, Paul Patience, Daria Boffito
Published: May 2018
Authors: Gregory Patience, Federico Galli, Paul Patience, Daria Boffito
Published: May 2018
- Most researchers agreed with the NIH criteria and grant authorship to individuals who draft the manuscript, analyze and interpret data, and propose ideas
- This study surveyed close to 6000 of the top-cited authors in all science categories to explore their contributions to a paper were from a list of 25 research activities that we adapted from the National Institutes of Health (NIH)
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Authors: Carneiro, Clarissa, et al
Published: Mar 2019
Authors: Carneiro, Clarissa, et al
Published: Mar 2019
- Peer-reviewed articles had on average a higher quality of reporting than preprints, but the difference was small with absolute differences of 5.0%
- This study aims to compare the quality of reporting between preprints and peer-reviewed articles in the life sciences
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Retrieved from biorxiv
From Paper: (PDF) Neuroscience and Neuropsychology Models of Brain based on Saint Amit Ray's 114-Chakra System
Published: Aug 2020
From Paper: (PDF) Neuroscience and Neuropsychology Models of Brain based on Saint Amit Ray's 114-Chakra System
Published: Aug 2020
- Ray observed that the changes in the immune and endocrine systems create changes in our nervous system, which lead to changes in our health, behavior, emotions and cognition.
- Ray’s chakra based five-axis model for brain-body-behavior has a unique influence in the field of modern neuropsychology and quantum neuroscience. The framework incorporates the modern neuropsychology, quantum neuroscience and molecular biology. T
Authors: Guerrero, Santiago, et al
Published: Aug 2016
Authors: Guerrero, Santiago, et al
Published: Aug 2016
- The authors found that OneNote presents almost all parameters evaluated (39/42) and both surveyed groups preferred OneNote as an ELN solution
- The two non-scientific electronic notebooks, Evernote and Microsoft OneNote linked to on-premise Microsoft SharePoint 2013 due to their successful implementation in academic research
From Paper: Emerging Concern of Scientific Fraud: Deep Learning and Image Manipulation
Authors: Chang Qi, Jian Zhang, Peng Luo
Published: Nov 2020
From Paper: Emerging Concern of Scientific Fraud: Deep Learning and Image Manipulation
Authors: Chang Qi, Jian Zhang, Peng Luo
Published: Nov 2020
- The authors argue that every western blot image should be uploaded along with a unique identifier generated by the laboratory machine and to peer review these images along with the corresponding submitted articles to reduce the incidence of scientific fraud
- This paper found that Generative Adversarial Nets (GANs) can generate western blot images with bands of the expected lengths, widths, and angles in desired positions that can fool researchers
From Paper: Do rebuttals affect future science?
Published: Jan 2011
From Paper: Do rebuttals affect future science?
Published: Jan 2011
- Only 1-in-20 citations of published rebuttals to original articles--in the specific cohort of highly-profile articles--are cited as criticism to the original article.
- Published rebuttals to highly-cited original articles have no significant effect on the continuing rate of citations for that same original paper.
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Published: May 2018
Published: May 2018
- This paper describes the creation of an underwater laboratory by placing cameras on an artificial reef to create a new and inspiring way of teaching marine biology and showing science to the public
- New methods are needed to attract more interest to natural sciences among the public and young people
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From Paper: Raincloud plots: a multi-platform tool for robust data visualization
Published: Aug 2018
From Paper: Raincloud plots: a multi-platform tool for robust data visualization
Published: Aug 2018
- Space saved compared to violin + boxplot is replaced with 'jittered' (arbitrarily offset) data points at each axis increment that provides raw, statistical data insights--forms 'raindrops' of raincloud
- Raincloud plot, in part, employs 'glanceable' nature of violin plot but without unnecessary mirroring across center axis (resulting in better "ink-to-data" ratio)
Published: Jan 2020
Published: Jan 2020
- Clear and findable publishing policies are important for authors to choose appropriate journals for publication. We investigated the clarity of policies of 171 major academic journals across disciplines regarding peer review and preprinting. 31.6% of journals surveyed do not provide information on the type of peer review they use. Information on whether preprints can be posted or not is unclear in 39.2% of journals. 58.5% of journals offer no clear information on whether reviewer identities are revealed to authors. Around 75% of journals have no clear
- Even the most basic kind of information–which type of peer review a journal uses– could not be found on the website in more than 30% of journals
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Retrieved from biorxiv
From Paper: What drives and inhibits researchers to share and use open research data? A systematic literature review to analyze factors influencing open research data adoption
Authors: Anneke Zuiderwijk, Rhythima Shinde, Wei Jeng
Published: Sep 2020
From Paper: What drives and inhibits researchers to share and use open research data? A systematic literature review to analyze factors influencing open research data adoption
Authors: Anneke Zuiderwijk, Rhythima Shinde, Wei Jeng
Published: Sep 2020
- The identified inhibitors for open data sharing mostly relate to legislation and regulation, facilitating conditions, and expected performance, in the sense that openly sharing research data can lead to worse performance
- Most drivers for openly sharing research data are related to personal and intrinsic motivations
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