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Reproducibility, peer review, reporting, open science, and research policy.
A study of 118 participants found that greater distance from an inferred stranger preference was linked to higher accuracy, while a predicted curved effect disappeared after adjustment.
Royal Society open science5 min read
An analysis of 19 healthy participants found that the centre of the upper-arm bone moved an average of 4.9 millimetres during recorded shoulder motions, with differences between people. Motion type was associated with translation, while the tested handheld load was not.
Royal Society open science5 min read
A bibliometric analysis of 942 publications found a sharp rise in lipedema research, with 59.3% of the corpus appearing from 2020 to 2025. Immunological papers made up 3.2% of the records and averaged more citations than other papers.
Revista da Associacao Medica Brasileira (1992)4 min read
A Sacramento protocol will examine whether co-designed strategies make 20 minutes of cool running water routine after acute thermal burns, while tracking clinical outcomes.
BMJ open4 min read
The review found sufficient fungicidal efficacy and no critical areas of concern for the proposed uses, but a worker re-entry exposure estimate exceeded a health guidance value.
EFSA journal. European Food Safety Authority3 min read
A publication map shows Y-90 radioembolization research growing, with distinct clusters around glass, resin, primary disease and metastatic disease.
Annals of nuclear medicine4 min read
A new preprint argues that dark matter research needs stronger guiding principles and ranks sterile neutrinos ahead of axions, supersymmetric WIMPs and primordial black holes.
Scientific publication4 min read
A qualitative historical analysis reconstructs how Hermann Minkowski’s unpublished notes used space-time geometry to explain relativistic length contraction.
Scientific publication5 min read