Scientists are not immune to interpreting evidence, at least initially, through the lens of prevailing ideas and their preconceived notions. Accumulating evidence from experiments & observations conducted by third parties ultimately separates truth from fiction.
Trouble at the lab
A crisis of perception
Everything is a remix
The myth of basic science
Long live the corporate lab
Is physics too specialized?
What is academic research?
Physics discoveries made in 2014
How to cultivate the art of serendipity
Does big money equal better science?
Artificial intelligence replaces physicists
Science 2.0: great new tool, or great risk?
How to predict the progress of technology
Science stands at heart of sustainable future
How to turn innovation from theory into reality
How much should expectations drive science?
Looking at the future of transdisciplinary research
Accelerating science: a computing research agenda
Clickstream data yields high-resolution maps of science
Convergence research - facilitating transdisciplinary integration
Disruptioneering: streamlining the process of scientific discovery
Laser experiments mimic cosmic explosions and planetary cores
Failure does not matter. Success matters - interview with Vinod Koshla
Computer aided discovery: toward scientific insight generation with machine support
New international grants program jump-starts research to ensure AI remains beneficial
National R&D issues:
Who are the top innovators?
National R&D spending statistics
How effective are R&D tax incentives?
Asian economies now perfrom a larger share than US of global R&D
Collective allocation of science funding: from funding agencies to scientific agency
Reflections on co-designing research for impact between Global South and Glbal North
USA:
Why Google doesn't have a research lab
Celebrating 30 years anniversary of NCSA
The real difference between Google and Apple
NASA Start-Up: NASA's technolgy tranfer program
11 ways the US Government shutdown affects science
Thomas Edison didn't invent the light bulb- but here's what he did do
US National Academies releases sweeping review of research misconduct and 'detrimental' practices
Europe:
Horizon 2020 success rates slide towards 12%
New project to map Europe's research infrastructures
Database to chart Europe's existing research capacities
China:
China's rise in science grabs media attention
China top innovator with one million patent requests in year
Japan:
Japan's Core Research for Evolutionary Science and Technology (CREST)
Australia:
CSIRO scientists forced to wear dollar blinkers
Africa:
African governments must urgently invest in science and research