0000-0002-8715-2896 Slice of PLOS: Psychedelics in the Lab and Clinic: Making Up for Lost Time post-info AddThis Sharing Buttons above Nearly 50 years ago, psychiatrists lost access to one of the most promising toolsPosted by: Liza Gross
Slice of PLOS: Psychedelics in the Lab and Clinic: Making Up for Lost Time
0000-0002-8715-2896 Slice of PLOS: Psychedelics in the Lab and Clinic: Making Up for Lost Time post-info AddThis Sharing Buttons above Nearly 50 years ago, psychiatrists lost access to one of the most promising toolsMaking the Case for Basic Research
0000-0002-8715-2896Source: Making the Case for Basic Research AddThis Sharing Buttons above Scientists stuck on the grant-seeking treadmill may find comfort in the results of a recent report from the National Science Foundation. Eighty-five percent ofNew Charges of Climate Skeptic’s Undisclosed Ties to Energy Industry Highlight Journals’ Role as Gatekeeper
In theory, it shouldn’t matter where authors of scientific papers get their research funding, a longtime journal editor once told me. Papers should be judged on their own merits, not based on who funded the scientists who collected and analyzed the … Continue reading
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Toward True Public Engagement in Science
As California struggles with a measles epidemic brought on by vaccine-refusing parents and surveys reveal that 80 percent of Americans support mandatory labeling on foods that contain DNA, it might appear that efforts to bridge the gap between scientific facts … Continue reading
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