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Culture of Trial and ErrorBy Sheena F. Bartscherer
Heterogenous communities with explicit commitments to science corrections or what this blog series summarises under the descriptor ‘cultures of trial and error’ have existed for the longest time.
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OpinionBy Bert Bakker & Jakob Kasper
Many flagship journals reject most manuscripts at the desk-review stage, with rates of 40–80% being common
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Culture of Trial and ErrorBy Candida F. Sánchez Burmester, Maha M. Said, Martin Bush, Cyrus C. M. Mody & Nicole C. Nelson
In this piece, we call for more comparative research on field-specific replication dynamics.
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Culture of Trial and ErrorBy Melpomeni (Melina) Antonakaki
Scientific correction is often imagined as a clear-cut, procedural, and largely self-contained response to error
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Culture of Trial and ErrorBy Mady Barbeitas
In August 2024, a peculiar letter to the editor titled “Practice of Neurosurgery on Saturn” was published in the International Journal of Surgery Case Reports.
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Culture of Trial and ErrorBy Bart Penders
Something is rotten in the state of science.
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Culture of Trial and ErrorBy Maarten Derksen
Cultures of Trial and Error: Replication in Social Psychology (by Maarten Derksen)
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Culture of Trial and ErrorBy Melpomeni (Melina) Antonakaki, Candida F. Sánchez Burmester & Mady Barbeitas
A JOTE x NanoBubbles blog post series, with guest editors Melpomeni (Melina) Antonakaki, Candida F. Sánchez Burmester, Mady Barbeitas.
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InterviewBy Marcel Hobma & Stefan Gaillard
We present to you the fourth instalment of our “JOTE in conversation” series, where we ask Leo Tiokhin about Red Team Market and his career.
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OpinionBy Sarahanne Field & Sean Devine
We should beware of using Ariely and others as scapegoats. Rather than dwelling on the moral failings of individual researchers, we might reframe fraud and misconduct as a systemic problem.
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