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Incentives to Replicate: Show Me the Money!

  Posted on 19th September 2017 by replicationnetwork

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[From the article “Go Forth and Replicate: On Creating Incentives for Repeat Studies” by Michael Schulson at the web magazine Undark] “Suggested reasons for the [replication] crisis are many. Some researchers have blamed the scientific publishing culture itself …. But some…

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