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September 01, 2025

Cultures of Trial and Error: Engines of Science Correction in the Biosciences—And How They Sometimes Run Out of Steam

Scientific correction is often imagined as a clear-cut, procedural, and largely self-contained response to error

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July 30, 2025

Cultures of Trial and Error: The Promise of Open Notebook Science

Open notebook science challenges the traditional ways we produce and share knowledge, creating a more transparent and collaborative approach to research that could foster science correction

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Culture of Trial and Error

June 29, 2025

Cultures of Trial and Error: Hoaxes, Thought Experiments & Science Sleuths: Sniffing Out Ways to Correct the Scientific Record

In August 2024, a peculiar letter to the editor titled “Practice of Neurosurgery on Saturn” was published in the International Journal of Surgery Case Reports.

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June 02, 2025

Cultures of Trial and Error: Wissenschaftschmerz

Something is rotten in the state of science.

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March 30, 2025

Breaking Bubbles: Art and Science in a Fractured World

In an age where trust in science, facts, and authority is rapidly eroding, art may offer a surprising way forward.

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Culture of Trial and Error

March 25, 2025

Cultures of Trial and Error: Replication in Social Psychology

Cultures of Trial and Error: Replication in Social Psychology (by Maarten Derksen)

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February 27, 2025

Cultures of Trial and Error: Identifying and Overcoming Barriers in Science Correction

A JOTE x NanoBubbles blog post series, with guest editors Melpomeni (Melina) Antonakaki, Candida F. Sánchez Burmester, Mady Barbeitas.

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January 30, 2025

Video: Professor Peter Bergeijk's 'On the inaccuracies of economic observations'

Video: Professor Peter Bergeijk's On the inaccuracies of economic observations

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October 29, 2024

Let’s Focus on Learning From Mistakes Not on Avoiding Mistakes

Do we truly want to focus so much on eradicating mistakes, and are we trying to train a generation of reliable ‘robots’?

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Behind the Scenes

August 04, 2024

Founding JOTE: A Conversation with Stefan Gaillard: “I Believe That Positive Publication Bias is Actively Harming Science”

What were the views and ideals of JOTE's co-founders, and how did they differ from each other? In this post, we ask it Stefan Gaillard.

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