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“We are living in hell:” Authors retract 2nd paper due to missing raw data
A paper was retracted because researchers could not find the original decade-old data to defend against accusations of image manipulation.
Is withholding your data simply bad science, or should it fall under scientific misconduct?
The author argues that withholding data violates professional standards in research, and therefore could be considered scientific misconduct.
Ben, The One Simple Step To Eliminate Data Fraud
The author describes how, when he was a PhD student, the lab he worked in prevented data fraud by entrusting research data to an undergraduate student who had no stake in the outcome and no information about the experiment.
CODING ERRORS CAN BE AVOIDED
The author describes how coding errors can be avoided by cross-checking the code with the same data before publication and publishing the original data.
"There is no question that if more medical data were public, we could make faster progress." @ylecun #opendata #AI #WHFrontiers
A brief Twitter discussion of medical data openness vs. patient privacy.