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Registered Reports 2.0

  Posted on 8th October 2019 by replicationnetwork

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[Excerpt taken from the article “What’s next for Registered Reports?” by Chris Chambers, published in Nature] “For the past six years, I have championed Registered Reports (RRs), a type of research article that is radically different from conventional papers. The…

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