Thomas Manuel

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The Student Experiment in Organising Education on Democratic Lines

Thomas Manuel 24/12/2019

A workshop for PhD students has become a thriving...

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Interview: ‘People Confuse Scientific Objectivity With Ideological Neutrality’

Thomas Manuel 12/12/2019

A new biography chronicles J.B.S. Haldane's life in the...

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Why the Way We Use Statistical Significance Has Created a Crisis in Science

Thomas Manuel 31/03/2019

The case against p-values and statistical significance is not...

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Review: The DIY Experiment That Captures ‘All the Mystery of Quantum Physics’

Thomas Manuel 07/02/2019

In 'Through Two Doors At Once', Anil Ananthaswamy doesn’t...

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Madhava and the Uninfluential Discovery of Calculus

Thomas Manuel 16/08/2018

Despite references to discoveries being made in the early...

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Do Writers Care for What Psychology Has to Say About the Curse of Knowledge?

Thomas Manuel 27/06/2018

While the marriage of cognitive science and literature is...

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Impact Factors Fail in Evaluating Scientists. Why Does the UGC Still Use Them?

Thomas Manuel 18/04/2018

The journal impact factor has numerous flaws, which makes...