Discussing study limitations in reports of biomedical studies – the need for more transparency (commentary)
This commentary addresses the problem of limited discussion of study limitations in biomedical research papers. The authors present …
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Corruption: Good governance powers innovation (Nature commentary)
Alina Mungiu-Pippidi pleads for a watchdog and more activism to tackle corruption and to empower science and technology to fulfill their potential, in her commentary in Nature (2015, 518:295-297. doi: 10.1038/518295a). Corruption and innovation in a country are inversely correlated, she indicates. Science and technology will benefit from corruption control, for example by limiting single bidding for contracts or grants.
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