Ensuring Reproducible Data in the Laboratoryby Scott D. Hanton, PhDTo be credible in the scientific community and to deliver technical value to customers, laboratory managers must deliver reproducible results
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NewsInfluence of Experimenters on Results Less Strong than Expectedby University of MünsterResearchers investigate link between the reproducibility of behavioral studies and the number of experimenters
NewsLess than One Third of Cancer Research Results Are Reproducibleby University of CambridgeThe lack of reproducibility is a major crisis for modern science
In FocusUshering in an Era of More Efficient and Confident Scienceby Andrew AllianceDesigning, executing, and sharing protocols with cloud-based software
NewsReview Explores Reproducibility and Replicability in Scienceby The MIT PressSpecial 12-article feature continues the discussion on the fact that many experiments and results are difficult or impossible to reproduce
NewsReanalysis of Global Amphibian Crisis Study Finds Key Flawsby University of California - BerkeleyA reanalysis of a global amphibian disease study found the main conclusions lack evidence and are unreproducible
NewsBetter Samples, Better Science: New Study Explores Integrity of Research Specimensby Arizona State UniversityDegraded samples can produce spurious results in research
NewsThe Increasing Importance of Failure in Supporting Modern Researchby Digital ScienceReport addresses three areas including appropriate documentation and sharing of research data, clear analysis and processes, and the sharing of code
Product NewsThree Steps to Better Reproducibility in Research Labsby Magdalena Paluch, LabTwinNew scientist-friendly digital tools provide an integrated solution to the reproducibility crisis
NewsResearchers Find Widely 'Inconsistent' Use of Antibodies in Lab Experimentsby Johns Hopkins MedicineThe findings throw study results into doubt and shed light on the 'reproducibility crisis'