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UK universities and NHS trusts that flout the rules on clinical trials identified in report to Parliament
An AllTrials report for the House of Commons Science and Technology Select Committee this week has …
Maddox Prize 2019
Two courageous scientists, forest fire expert Bambang Hero Saharjo and pharmacist Olivier Bernard, awarded …
The John Maddox Prize
The John Maddox Prize recognises the work of individuals who promote science and evidence, advancing …
Peer Review Survey 2019
Over the past 10 years, much has changed. Technological advances are transforming not only how research …
Research TO DO list: How can we improve the quality of peer review and research
For Peer review week 2019 we have formed a Research ‘TO DO’ list through a series of blog posts from …
Peer review workshop
Find out about peer review. Debate challenges to the system. Discuss the role of peer review for scientists …
Evidence Week 24th June
Evidence Week returned from the 24-26thJune 2019 and brought together MPs, peers, parliamentary services and people from different walks of life across the UK to talk about why evidence matters.
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The prize recognises the work of individuals who promote sound science and evidence on a matter of public interest, facing difficulty or hostillity in doing so.
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Patterns in data
In recent years, phrases like ‘big data’, ‘machine learning’, ‘algorithms’ and ‘pattern …
Public engagement partnerships
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Public engagement: a practical guide
Involve the public. And involve them early. A practical guide for researchers on involving the public …
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