Learning to do Science – Page 2 – ORGANIZING CREATIVITY

Loyalty Injection to Big Pharma

2022-07-26

Getting injected with a questionable so-called vaccine is becoming mandatory to become a doctor. But what will that mean for dealing with questionable Big Pharma practices in the future?
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Learning Research Methods

2022-07-26

Methods are among the best things you can learn at the university. They can be applied to lots of different contexts. Including examining whether bubble reduce exam stress.
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Computerized Lectern

2022-07-26

What are the consequences of adding a tablet to a lecture hall lectern?
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Recommendation Colin Wright Interview

2022-06-27

Another interesting interview on Epoch Times/American Thought Leaders.
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Frontiers in Journal Series

2022-06-27

How to make a bad impression as a journal (series).
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Science vs. Politics

2022-06-08

Politics has no place in science (okay, perhaps as subject matter in political science).
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Lines of Communication between Scientists

2022-06-08

In a way I can understand that during the first months of Covid, there was a paper «debunking» the lab leak hypothesis. But only in a way.
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Consequences of Mobile Work for Those Working in the Office

2022-06-08

One consequence of the two-year intermittent home office spell — we might move to a mixed-home-office work world. Some thoughts.

Image: Hydra Open Plan Office in «Agents of Shield»
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Recommendation Larry McEnerney: The Craft of Writing Effectively

2022-06-08

Damn, I know that you start any text answering «Why should I care?», but he makes a couple of interesting points when it comes to effective writing.
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Nudging

2022-05-07

Just a short thought about the use of nudges, especially in public health.

Image from UnHerd.
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BTW, posts can get updated after I published them if I spot spelling errors (not a native speaker) or think a different wording might improve precision and clarity.