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Science’s Reproducibility Crisis

Mar 14, 2018

New York Times writer James Ryerson recently wrote about the reproducibility crisis in science. It is a topic that has garnered many news headlines lately. What is the problem? Should we worry that some study results can't be reproduced or replicated? What can we do about it? We talk with three of the co-authors of a new RTI Press book called Reproducibility about the conceptual debate that is raging in the halls of academia and making waves in public discourse.