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by aoasadflkjafl 9mo ago
Well, this is why the funniest and smartest way people commit fraud is faking studies that corroborate very careful collaborators' findings (who are collaborating with many people, to make sure their findings are replicated). That way,
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by aoasadflkjafl 9mo ago
There is actually a ton of replication going on at any given moment, usually because we work off of each other's work, whether those others are internal or external. But, reporting anything basically destroys your career in the same wa
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by aoasadflkjafl 11mo ago
More people are simply more aware of Watson and not Bernal, Klug, Wilkins, Fankuchen, Hodgkin, i.e. other people from that era involved in x-ray crystallography, many of whom made significantly more and larger advances, precisely because he
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by aoasadflkjafl 11mo ago
To defend Wilkins, it was John Randall, the director of the lab Wilkins and Franklin both worked in, who probably intentionally pitted them against each other to mess with or motivate Wilkins. Wilkins was possibly the most honorable out of
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by aoasadflkjafl 11mo ago
I am adjacent to the field, have read old perspectives, and have worked closely with some of that milieu's students, so that I have gotten my share of gossip from octogenerians who still pick sides in all of this. To spread some of tha
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by aoasadflkjafl 3y ago
I'm just another grad student doing something between comp bio and structure so take this all with a grain of salt, but I'd read about cryo-ET, FIB milling, structural proteomics, and spatial proteomics (Matthias Mann's group