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By Ludo Waltman, André Brasil, Kathleen Gregory (RoRI/CWTS), Stephen Pinfield (RoRI/University of Sheffield) and Peter Kolarz (RoRI)
Nam June Paik, Megatron/Matrix, 1995
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“It’s difficult to imagine how I would ever have enou...
By Josefina Weinerova (Birkbeck University of London), Lukas Wallrich (Birkbeck University of London), and Lukas (Luke) Röseler (University of Münster)
Marilyn Diptych (detail), Andy Warhol (1962)
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Two weeks ago, I (LR) was...
By Alex Rushforth, Paul Wouters, and Ludo Waltman (RoRI and the Centre for Science and Technology Studies, Leiden University)
Pablo Picasso, Open Window on the Rue de Penthièvre, 1920 (detail)
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In March 2026, a new edition o...
Red Tape, Anastazy Wisiniewski, 1989.
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No one likes bureaucracy, least of all researchers. It is “the death of all sound work,” declared Albert Einstein. Max Pertuz, another Nobel prize winner, was also against it: “Creativit...
by Cameron Neylon (RoRI, Curtin Open Knowledge Initiative, Independent Researcher)
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With the world in its current state, there is a wide interest in both how we preserve what is good in research systems and make necessary imp...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
We publish timely essays, reflections and signals from across metascience, research policy and reform. Expect original thinking, reactions to live debates, and practical insights from people studying research systems and working to change them.
Cognitive Science and Metascience!
Senior Strategic Advisor at RoRI. Emeritus Prof at Imperial. To be found on BlueSky @scurry.bsky.social Been writing online since 2008 at https://occamstypewriter.org/scurry/
metascience, psychology, computational social science
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