NewsTrial & Error Symposium 2025: Honesty, Openness, and Cultural Change
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Trial & Error Symposium 2025: Honesty, Openness, and Cultural Change
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Culture of Trial and ErrorCultures of Trial and Error: Self, Correction, and Science in Conflict-Laden Science
By Sergio Sismondo
Once upon a time, when it was said that science self-corrects, the image was of a relatively unified culture, a body of practices guided by shared norms of disinterested inquiry.
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Culture of Trial and ErrorCultures of Trial and Error: Replication in Social Psychology
By Maarten Derksen
Cultures of Trial and Error: Replication in Social Psychology (by Maarten Derksen)
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Behind the ScenesFounding JOTE: A Conversation with Stefan Gaillard: “I Believe That Positive Publication Bias is Actively Harming Science”
By Marcel Hobma
What were the views and ideals of JOTE's co-founders, and how did they differ from each other? In this post, we ask it Stefan Gaillard.
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InterviewJOTE in Conversation: Michael Burke. "Why are publishing companies getting paid for our peer review?"
By Marcel Hobma & Stefan Gaillard
Professor of rhetoric at Utrecht University Michael Burke talks about failure and academic publishing. "Why are publishing companies getting paid for our peer review?"
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InterviewMusic and Mistakes: An Interview with Two Music Therapists on When Things Go Wrong
By Stefan Gaillard, Laurien Hakvoort & Avi Gilboa
Mistakes are quite common in music therapy, yet rarely discussed. The book Breaking Strings: Explorations of Mistakes in Music Therapy and this interview are an attempt to remedy that.
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Behind the ScenesOpen Science Talk
By Martijn van der Meer
After a course in philosophy of science and a historiographical course on the history of the natural sciences, we had gotten a taste of what the rest of the program could be...
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