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Data Reproducibility: The Chink in Science’s Armor

May 7, 2015 / 2 Comments on Data Reproducibility: The Chink in Science’s Armor

By Christopher Fiscus, Biotechnology, 2015 Science is an additive discipline in which each novel contribution builds upon the breadth of existing scientific knowledge and acts as a launch pad from which to pursue further study.  The scientific community is currently in the midst of a crisis: many studies are not reproducible, meaning that results cannot […]

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