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Small, Fast Grants at the National Science Foundation
Guest post by David Lang, Good Science Project Fellow
Dec 10
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Stuart Buck
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Interview with Daniel MacArthur
This is an interview with Daniel MacArthur, whom I first met when he was at Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts General Hospital, and the Broad…
Dec 2
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November 2024
Governmental Efficiency: What Can It Possibly Mean?
In theory, the Good Science Project endorses the proposed Department of Governmental Efficiency that Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy have been promoting…
Nov 20
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Governmental Efficiency: What Can It Possibly Mean?
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The Case for a "National Clarification Initiative" to Reduce Needless Bureaucracy
Reducing bureaucracy is on the agenda for a new administration, but doing so can be difficult if it requires changing the actual U.S.
Nov 9
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Stuart Buck
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The Case for a "National Clarification Initiative" to Reduce Needless Bureaucracy
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How to Improve Both Scientific Innovation and Reproducibility at Once
This is a rerun of a piece I wrote for the journal Works in Progress four years ago (here).
Nov 4
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Stuart Buck
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October 2024
A Good Model for Social Science
I recently traveled to Nairobi, Kenya, for a conference on the Social Science Research Council’s Mercury Project, an international coalition of research…
Oct 22
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A Scrappy Complement to FROs: Building More BBNs
Guest post by Eric Gilliam of the Good Science Project
Oct 16
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Stuart Buck
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September 2024
NIH and Scientific Integrity
I’m not sure what it is about the Alzheimer’s field, but we just learned of yet another long series of apparent fraud by one of the field’s putative…
Sep 30
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Why We Still Need Many More RCTs in Education
This is a report on an empirical investigation into how many education projects funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) include a randomized…
Sep 22
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Why We Still Need Many More RCTs in Education
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August 2024
The Old is New Again . . . Thoughts from the Eisenhower Era
First off, thanks to a top NIH official for telling me about the reports from the Eisenhower Science Advisory Committee, the precursor to what is now…
Aug 30
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Guest Post: Things I learned talking to the new breed of scientific institution
by Abhishaike Mahajan
Aug 26
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Guest Post: Things I learned talking to the new breed of scientific institution
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New NY Times cover story...
For a while now, the Good Science Project has been sponsoring modest grants for investigative reporting on science policy, in partnership with Johns…
Aug 25
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