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Metascience Matters

Randy Ellis

The research integrity channel for people who want science to work. Metascience Matters covers scientific fraud, replication failures, peer review, research incentives, AI/data reliability, and the people building better science. Hosted by Randy Ellis, a computational biologist and neuroscientist. New interviews, clips, and explainers on how science breaks and how to fix it. Guests, tips, and collaborations: [email protected]://metasciencematters.com/

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13 Folgen

  1. Brain stimulation, fraud, and the RIOT Science Club | Sam Westwood 1:01:07
  2. Registered reports | Chris Chambers 1:03:41
  3. Direct replications, P-curves, and Acknowledging Limitations | Beth Clarke 59:25
  4. Replication research, diamond open access publishing | Lukas Röseler 1:19:02
  5. Data Provenance in Medical Machine Learning | Alexander Gibson 54:50
  6. Fraud in Alzheimer's research | Charles Piller 1:02:29
  7. Why So Many Cancer Biology Findings Fail to Replicate | Tim Errington 1:47:59
  8. The Replication Crisis Changed Psychology. Did It Fix It? | Brian Nosek 34:12
  9. Litigating multimillion-dollar scientific fraud cases | Eugenie Reich 1:08:38
  10. Forensic Metascience, the GRIM test, and technology for checking papers | James Heathers 1:17:07
  11. 300+ retractions, image manipulation, and why science should be boring | Mu Yang 2:01:44
  12. Esketamine for depression, registered reports, and alcohol use disorder | Florian Naudet 1:03:47
  13. Environmental impacts on health, and the future of AI in medicine | Chirag Patel 33:02