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Research result reporting set for boost under new system

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A new guideline for reporting research results has been developed to improve reproducibility, replication, and transparency in life sciences.
The new Research Materials, Design, Analysis and Reporting (MDAR) Framework will harmonise the recording of outcomes across several major journals, its developers say.
Existing guidelines address specific parts of biomedical research, such as ARRIVE - which relates to animal research - and CONSORT, associated with clinical trial reporting.
The MDAR Framework - developed by a team from the University of Edinburgh, the Centre for Open Science and six major journal publishers - complements these by establishing basic minimum reporting requirements and best practice recommendations. ....

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Why I Won't Review or Write for Elsevier and Other Commercial Scientific Journals

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Why U.S. births are declining and how it could affect Colorado long-term

Why U.S. births are declining and how it could affect Colorado long-term
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) Months into the Covid-19 pandemic, with couples locked up together in quarantine, some were predicting a “baby boom” in 2021. It looks more like the U.S. will see a “baby bust” instead and it could affect all of us.
Brookings Institute, a D.C. non-profit that researches societal issues, says in one of its latest reports that the U.S. will likely see 300,000 to 500,000 fewer births in the U.S. in 2021.
It’s a prediction that may have weight.
ModernFertility.com surveyed 4,000 people, 30 percent said they were changing their family planning because of Covid-19. Of those who said they were changing their plans, almost half (48 percent) decided to delay having kids, and 26 percent became unsure about having kids at all. ....

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A New Stanford Study Uses Facial Recognition to Figure Out If You're Liberal or Conservative

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Today in terrible ideas: an AI system that claims to be able to accurately predict your political affiliation using…your face. Yes, really.
Stanford researcher Michal Kosinski published his research (which you can read here) in the journal
Nature earlier this week. You might remember Kosinski’s name from spearheading a similar study back in 2017 that claimed to accurately detect a person’s sexuality based on the way their facial features were aligned. At the time, civil rights groups and fellow academics universally dunked on these findings, calling Kosinski “reckless”for publishing it. ....

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