JohnDakota

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Antarctica Palmer research station - CLOSED(lifesciencephdadventures.wordpress.com)
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Less guns = more violence: Harvard Study(lifesciencephdadventures.wordpress.com)
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Judge blames 14 year old girl for her own rape(cnn.com)
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Elon Musk on innovating(lifesciencephdadventures.wordpress.com)
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The problem with armchair science(lifesciencephdadventures.wordpress.com)
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Rising seas .. due to fish farms?(lifesciencephdadventures.wordpress.com)
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GM rice out-competes wild rice without Roundup(lifesciencephdadventures.wordpress.com)
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Alzheimer disease new early diagnostic(lifesciencephdadventures.wordpress.com)
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GMO Golden Rice field trial razed(lifesciencephdadventures.wordpress.com)
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Malaria vaccine - successful 100% protection(lifesciencephdadventures.wordpress.com)
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by JohnDakota 13y ago
Reviewer responsibilities are generally volunteer hours insofar as the peer reviewing the article isn't getting paid, or compensated in any way for the many hours/day(s) it will likely take to properly vet a piece of work. Theref
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by JohnDakota 13y ago
The student is now a Postdoc in Brazil and the PI has since moved to Western Australia for another position. These moves happened in 2011 and 2012 respectively, according to their linkedin profiles. So unless they're still working on
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Academic data fabrication - Update(lifesciencephdadventures.wordpress.com)
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Scientists with social conscience(lifesciencephdadventures.wordpress.com)
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A failure of authorship and peer review(lifesciencephdadventures.wordpress.com)
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Animal-rights activists wreak havoc in Milan laboratory(lifesciencephdadventures.wordpress.com)
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Climate research and public trust: HT Hacker News(lifesciencephdadventures.wordpress.com)
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by JohnDakota 13y ago
You do, actually. We only have non-thermometer data for the preceding 11300 years, so it is important to establish that the thermometer data correlates with the non-thermometer data, so as to fully understand the trends in the data. Imagin
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by JohnDakota 13y ago
>Following that logic, we might as well continue trimming along the x-axis until nothing is left. The data is still useful in determining the statistical confidence of the set, but not reliable for representation as its representation c
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by JohnDakota 13y ago
While you're right; the article did mention that the statistical confidence of the Marcott blade, during temperature spike, isn't robust, it's naive to believe that the spike didn't play a major part in getting published in Science, or the