Set me up to fail
Scientific education misses teaching how to fail, which gives them the opportunity to teach themselves how to work on a stage without a finished script. Read more [...]
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The Like of Science – A New Impact Factor in the New Publication Landscape
In science the Impact Factor judges quality of research in new fields according to how it is received by peers, writing new publications. But recently, the area for publication has changes drastically. Read more [...]
The Landscape for Science post Brexit
About a month after the British Referendum, the UK Parliament held a Parliament Links Day to communicate political plans to support UK science post-Brexit. Read more [...]
What the European Open Science Cloud REALLY is
If you are involved in science, IT, European politics or just have your ear to the ground, you may have heard about it by now: The European Open Science Cloud. As a long term investment, doing science is worse than buying a car. Exact numbers vary, Read more [...]
Who cares about the connection?
Research requires infrastructure. A structure for traceability, accuracy, accountability and acknowledgement. But how easy is it really to exactly replicate a scientific experiment by just reading the published result? Read more [...]
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