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International Trade, it is usually referred to exchange of goods and services across international borders and country territories. In most nations it represent a significance of the gross domestic...
Read ItDiversity supports the well-being of any healthy and productive ecosystem. The scholarly research enterprise is no different in this regard. Diversity needs to be designed into the research ecos...
Read ItWhen I started my PhD I was rather naïve about the workings of academia, never mind open science. This is my story on how I learned that open science, and in my case open source publishing, can n...
Read ItThere are a few different ways that an author can make money through digital publishing without actually selling their content directly to consumers. For example authors can publish writing on blog...
Read ItAstronomy & Astrophysics manuscript no. Research_Paper c ESO 2017 June 16, 2017 The hypothesis of the virtual reality world; according to astrophysical and mathematical p...
Read It[Update 5.30PM 2015-03-26: Wiley have now ‘freed’ the wrongly-paywalled articles in response to this. It doesn’t change the fact that these articles were wrongly on sale for 2 months and 26 days. T...
Read ItRejection is one of the unpleasant but inevitable components of life. There are positive components to rejection: they build character, they force you to deal with negativity and sometimes they for...
Read ItWe work in one of the few offices in the country dedicated to helping students (health professional, life sciences, population and social sciences) and postdocs navigate the job market. Our team d...
Read ItHi Reddit! I’m Katie Rizzone and I’m a primary care sports medicine physician at the University of Rochester Medical Center. I specialize in musculoskeletal ailments including strains, sprains, t...
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Read ItAccording to Guggemos, Slavicek and Kresin, about 5-6![1]. This is one of those simple ideas, which is probably quite tough to do experimentally. It involved blasting water vapour through a pinhole...
Read ItThe HeLa cell line, named after the patient Henrietta Lacks, was one the first human cell lines to be used for tissue culture. In the decades since its origin, it has become a feature in labs acros...
Read ItOn another shift, the 45 year old man with a tracheostomy from the prior case is brought back into the emergency room. This time, he is actively bleeding from his tracheostomy site... My approach G...
Read ItI have to say the news that 55 Italian MPs have written to the House of Lords (via The Times) urging for a rejection of the three-parent-babies law recently approved by the House of Commons got me ...
Read ItEarly on Sunday morning (21st August 2016), I spotted the following ( anonymized) #icanhazpdf request tweet:- After spotting this, I did indeed find that the publication of this Charles Darwin pap...
Read ItPreprint posting is the right thing to do for science and society. It enables us to share our results earlier, speeding up the pace of science. It also enables us to catch errors earlier, minimisin...
Read ItIntraclass correlation (ICC) is one of the most commonly misused indicators of interrater reliability, but a simple step-by-step process will get it right. In this article, I provide a brief revie...
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Read ItHi Reddit, My name is Anirban Banerjee and I am an Assistant Professor at the Department of Biosciences & Bioengineering, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, INDIA. I am a microbiologist an...
Read ItA brief account of the Medical Hypotheses Affair may be found here: http://medicalhypotheses.blogspot.com/2010/05/medical-hypotheses-affair-times-higher.html But there is one general aspect which ...
Read ItArguably, there is little that could be more decisive for the career of a scientist than publishing a paper in one of the most high-profile journals such as Nature or Science. After all, in this co...
Read ItExtreme temperature and precipitation events are often driven by unusual patterns in atmospheric circulation such as strong high and low pressure systems. Learning about these large-scale meteorolo...
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Read ItGood morning, Reddit! This is Peter Diamandis here to answer your questions. You may know me from the XPRIZE Foundation or Singularity University. 20 years ago, I had a vision to use an incentive p...
Read ItACS AMA Hi Reddit, my name is Paul Weiss. I am Distinguished Professor of Chemistry & Biochemistry, of Materials Science & Engineering, and at the California NanoSystems Institute where I ...
Read ItHello, I am Manolis Dermitzakis (everyone calls me Manolis), Professor of Genetics at the University of Geneva in Switzerland. I will be connecting with you from (surprisingly) sunny Geneva (though...
Read ItI am Karim Brohi, a trauma surgeon and director of the Centre for Trauma Sciences at Barts Health and Queen Mary University & London. The Centre for Trauma Sciences has a broad research into al...
Read ItHi r/Science! My name is Dr. Arif Kamal and I am a palliative care physician at Duke University. Palliative care, also known as palliative medicine, is specialized medical care for people living w...
Read ItWe regret to hear that Stephen Hawking died tonight at the age of 76 We are creating a megathread for discussion of this topic here. The typical /r/science comment rules will not apply and we will...
Read ItHere are some new papers of interest. Separate treatment of hospital and urban wastewaters: A real scale comparison of efflu\nents and their effect on microbial communities – Teofana Chonova, FranÃ...
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Read ItHi reddit! My name is Karen Mifsud. I’m Senior Research Associate at the University of Bristol in the Neuro-Epigenetic Research Group. Our current research is investigating how the brain copes wit...
Read ItThere was some talk on Twitter around prison rates and inequality: I wonder why. "Rates of imprisonment are higher in unequal countries t.co/ibDN21PqZX" pic.twitter.com/EJy9vSCMFL MT @ChartsandMap...
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