I read a lot, but I think even more about the stuff that I read and how to use it toconnect dots. And many times, throughout my career, in spite of the nature of the problem, I kept coming back to some of the same articles that I have read before for the explanation/solution. I […]
“Published research findings are sometimes refuted by subsequent evidence, with ensuing confusion and disappointment. (…) There is increasing concern that in modern research, false findings may be the majority or even the vast majority of published research claims.” Ioannidis, 2005 That is how starts the scary Ioannidis paper, which is still nowadays the most downloaded […]
“It will be a chilly day in hell before all the older scientists agree to change anything, much less something that currently benefits many of them.” Robert Insall This great quote was actually not in the article, but in the comment from Robert Insall from University of Birmingham, one issue later. This article, that was […]
I bumped into this article completely by chance. My former lab had a subscription of the journal ‘Science of the Total Environment’, and one day, while I was organizing the issues in a shelf, this one felt in front of me open at this article page. The title called my eye. I started to read […]
Paul Kinas, professor os Statistics at FURG, introduced this article to me during his grad school course on Bayesian statistics. It is impressive how much I learned from Kinas and how many times I mention him throughout my scientific life. There are currently many plans for sustainable use or sustainable development that are founded upon […]
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