Open Science roundup, 02 December 2016

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Science

Vote for your scientific breakthrough of the year!

Statnews

The real plague affecting science? It isn’t fraud

Union of Concerned Scientists

2300 scientists from all fifty states pen open letter to incoming Trump administration

Bloomberg

Bill Nye: science wants climate change addressed

Science

Postdocs leaving the lab

Science

NIH says it will raise postdoc salaries, despite threats to overtime rule

Discover Magazine

Should peer review catch fraud?

Nature

Book publishing: University presses adapt

Research Information

Dare to share?

Science

How to keep up with the scientific literature

Nature

Big biology projects warm up to preprints

Nature

Post-publication criticism is crucial, but should be constructive

Vox

One reason peer review is broken: it’s biased in favor of prestigious authors

BBC

Curbing immigration spells ‘disaster’ for science

The Guardian

Nobel laureates have spoken out – the battle to defend science under Trump has begun

Cancer Research UK

£226 million UK investment in cancer research announced

Times Higher Education

In the UK research ecosystem, cash is not the only fertiliser

Science Magazine

New U.S. Research Policy Board would aim to slash regulatory paperwork

American Council on Science and Health

The top 16 junk science stories of 2016

The Scientist

Notable science quotes

NPR

For some, scientists aren’t the authority on science

Science Daily

Can research methods from different disciplines work together?

Science Alert

It’s official: your Periodic Table is now obsolete

Forbes

What to watch for when science becomes politicized

Open Science roundup, 02 December 2016

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