One factor contributing to the “replication crisis” in science is undoubtedly the difficulty of sharing the vast amounts of data collected and analyses performed in so-called “big data” studies

Tablet with microplate app and electronic pipette are first Internet of Things devices in the Gilson Connect Family

Reproducibility is the cornerstone of science. Sadly, the imperative to publish has made fools of more than one world-class scientist

Transformational technologies that are making labs "smart"

Estimates of irreproducibility in published scientific studies range from about 50 percent to 90 percent

What researchers found not only settles an argument about how rats process odors, it suggests an explanation for the much written-about “replication crisis” in some fields of science and points to better ways of designing experiments

Just three percent of psychology journals explicitly state that they accept replication studies, contributing to the replication crisis

Study that sought to replicate 100 findings published in prominent psychology journals fails to reproduce less than half of original findings

The federal agency speaks out about how to improve the quality of scientific research.