When is science credible? - OpenAIRE blog

Kirstine's bookmarks 2018-06-30

Summary:

The overarching goal of science is to deepen our understanding about the world we live in, and then to use this understanding, for example, to address social or medical problems. However, in order to pursue those goals effectively and efficiently, the scientific findings we base our actions on have to be credible. But how can we assess the credibility of research? Is a going through peer review enough, or being published? What if the study made it into in a “high-ranking” journal? Is that enough to deem findings credible?

 

Link:

https://blogs.openaire.eu/?p=3488

From feeds:

Open Access Tracking Project (OATP) » Kirstine's bookmarks

Tags:

oa.new oa.europe oa.credibility oa.peer_review oa.journals related: oa.misconduct oa.predatory oa.prestige oa.quality oa.reproducibility oa.platforms oa.data

Authors:

Lisa Matthias

Date tagged:

06/30/2018, 06:22

Date published:

06/30/2018, 02:22