Unit 3 - Topic 1 - Scientific Principles and process - Section B - Scientific literature and communication Flashcards

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Why is it important to publication of methods,
data, analysis, and conclusions in scientific reports

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So that others are able to repeat an experiment

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What are common methods of sharing original scientific findings

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Seminars, talks and posters at conferences, and publishing in academic journals.

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What is a peer review

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Most scientific publications use peer review. Specialists with expertise in the relevant field assess the scientific quality of a submitted manuscript and make recommendations regarding its suitability for publication.

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What is a review article

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Which summarise current knowledge and recent findings in a particular field

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What should be critically evaluated and what should be done to the public understanding

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Critical evaluation of science coverage in the
wider media. Increasing the public understanding of science, and the issue of misrepresentation of science

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