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...
