The Good Science Project
Stuart Buck, Aishwarya Khanduja, Sandeep Patel, Paul Litvak, Amit Gupta, Kris Willis, Ian Banks, Christopher Marcum, Josh NewImproving the funding and practice of science
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Mandatory Reporting of Null Results
The NIH and the White House have both signaled interest in a policy requiring biomedical researchers to report null results, not just exciting positive results.
This is a great idea that could solve multiple problems in one fell swoop:
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Policy Impoundment
This is a guest column from Christopher Marcum. He is a friend of the Good Science Project and an open science advocate who has held senior positions in both the White House and the National Institutes of Health. Dr. Marcum is writing solel...
Investing In The Science Of Science: What Medicare Can Teach The NIH About Experimentation
This is a reprint of a piece I co-wrote with Kushal Kadakia and published in the journal Health Affairs in 2022. It is all the more relevant now that agencies are thinking about setting up “metascience offices.”
The National Institutes of...
Science and Innovation Reception in DC
Since there are so many DC insiders who read this newsletter, what better place to advertise an upcoming launch event as to a new Bipartisan Science and Innovation Caucus? The event will be held on September 14 at the Russell Senate Office...
America Already Built the World's Largest Science-Vetting Machine
About this piece: Sandeep Patel and Amit Gupta are the co-founders of Catalyze, to which I’m an advisor. Ian Banks is Director of Science Policy at the Foundation for American Innovation. This piece is cross-posted from Macroscience.
A sma...
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