Does research need a replication stamp?

But far-right voters view the failure to reproduce results as reason not to trust science as a whole, unique survey data from Germany show

21 September

Back-to-back publication reinforces findings, and preprints could facilitate it. So why are journals still so wary of it, asks Josh Hardy

8 July

Articles in leading journals that can be reproduced gain 16 fewer citations a year on average, say Californian economists

21 May

Inability to begin reruns of experiments highlights the problem of weak methodologies of journal papers, say Center for Open Science director

23 January

Both researchers and journalists should adopt a more agnostic lens when confronted with novel findings, says Anne-Laure Sellier