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High quality journals with low quality peer-reviews

March 18, 2015

There is much outcry about the increasing competition in scientific research. Yet, I do not hear comparable outcry about the …

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“Publishing in PLOS Genetics will hurt my reputation”

November 4, 2014

I have heard extreme opinions defending and opposing the importance of scientific journals and magazines. The extremes have desensitized my …

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Respect for the limits of quantification

October 4, 2014

Maybe in our efforts to be quantitative and objective, we have focused on what can be easily quantified (quantity) and pretended that it reflects what really counts (quality). A measure of humility and realignment is in order if we are to preserve and further the research enterprise.

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Papers that triumphed over their rejections

August 15, 2014

Kary Mullis: I knew PCR would spread across the world like wild fire. This time there was no doubt in my mind: Nature would publish it. They rejected it. So did Science … Fuck them, I said

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Tell me about the science, not the prizes!

August 13, 2014

One might introduce Egas Moniz as the great Nobel laureate and Dmitri Mendeleev as a chemist with few great awards. Much more informatively, however, one should introduce Egas Moniz as an influential protagonist of lobotomy and Dmitri Mendeleev as the co-inventor of the periodic table of elements.

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