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Less ‘Prestigious’ Journals Can Contain More Diverse Research

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

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Let’s Discuss the ‘Reward for Publication’ Idea Instead of Trashing It so Fast

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With Scholars Set to Restart Protests, a Peek Inside the Research Funds Gridlock

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Using Citations to Rank Universities Isn’t Always as Simple or Sensible as You’d Think