by david.guarrera | Oct 18, 2017 | Big Data, Emerging Technologies, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Statistics
Talk of “big data” has gone out of fashion, and perhaps has even acquired a somewhat unsavory reputation. It isn’t because the...
by david.guarrera | Aug 16, 2017 | Social and Behavioral Sciences, Statistics
In a paper forthcoming in Nature Human Behavior, some of the most important figures in the social and behavioral sciences, 72 in all, have issued a call...
by Michael Patterson | Aug 4, 2017 | Biotechnology, Education, Emerging Technologies, Environment, Government, Human Health, Science Policy, Statistics, Technology
Researchers from Iceland, Denmark, and the United Kingdom published their findings this week following a national epidemic in horses in Iceland in 2010....
by david.guarrera | Oct 12, 2016 | Social and Behavioral Sciences, Statistics
The Reproducibility Crisis, continue to take center stage amongst top researchers in a number of disciplines. A few editorial pieces were added to the...
by david.guarrera | Oct 2, 2016 | Computer Science, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Statistics
Authors of the Statcheck software insist that their goal is not to shame researchers or to replace human reviewers, but to help them avoid making these...
by david.guarrera | Sep 22, 2016 | Social and Behavioral Sciences, Statistics
As of five years ago, the replication crisis was barely a cloud on the horizon. Today, large scale efforts to reproduce important studies in the social...
