-
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- Changing my mind | Research Eyes on Starve and feast
- The Lab, Part II | Lady Research on The Lab, an interactive video on science misconduct
- The Lab: Avoiding Research Misconduct | The PostDocs forum on The Lab, an interactive video on science misconduct
- Iain on What separates man from beast?
- Iain on Should undergrads be paid?
Tags
advocacy Animal Research Animals anthropology bicycle Books Career culture diet education environment ethics evolution Exercise Family games Graduate School grants health humor Interests medicine misconduct Negative data NIH Open mindedness ORI Peter Fiske PhD Philosophy policy postdocs publishing RCR research research design Research methods Science culture science education science meetings success tenure track Undergrads Work life balanceArchives
Meta
Scientists' blogs
Tag Archives: research design
Negative data and positive controls
When I first came to my institution, I inherited a funded project. The project had foundered because no one had the time to work on it. In theory, I had all the resources I needed, the project just needed someone … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Animals, ethics, publishing, research, research design, Research methods
Comments Off on Negative data and positive controls