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On our feed, you will find Tweets about the books and articles our team is currently reading as part of their research. For context on what we are researching and why read our paper introducing our early stage science research program: http://bit.ly/ess-intro-medium …pic.twitter.com/kGkkg0EvHK
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Opinion piece by Daniele Fanelli from
@MethodologyLSE looks at whether science is really facing a reproducibility crisis. http://bit.ly/Fanelli-reproducibility-crisis …pic.twitter.com/wSBQuFjfLy
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As part of our early stage science research, we are looking at the history of developments in understanding electricity. Our researchers have been reading this book from 1898: "A history of Electricity from antiquity to the days of Benjamin Franklin." http://ow.ly/hQoo50yd6CS pic.twitter.com/up9rqbkMMN
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Interesting piece on how ancient observers worked out that the earth is spherical. It looks in some depth at the plausibility of different theories, in particular why it's unlikely that it was from ships going over the horizon.https://twitter.com/Eurekablog/status/1224680813381521409 …
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A 19th-century rendering of Bacon's dream for science from "A history of electricity (the intellectual rise in electricity) from antiquity to the days of Benjamin Franklin" by Benjamin Park. https://archive.org/details/historyofelectri00benjrich/page/330/mode/2up …pic.twitter.com/ZZfhZXE4Bz
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Survey by
@voxdotcom asks 270 scientists “If you could change one thing about how science works today, what would it be and why?” https://www.vox.com/2016/7/14/12016710/science-challeges-research-funding-peer-review-process …pic.twitter.com/StmMDwDQ67
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A history of electricity through important experiments, described such that the reader might be able to perform them: The Experimental and Historical Foundations of Electricity by Andre Koch Torres Assis https://www.ifi.unicamp.br/~assis/Electricity.pdf …pic.twitter.com/lSpR1GznFv
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A short paper on improving the development of tools in neuroscience by
@eboyden3 and@AdamMarblestone http://bit.ly/ArchitectDiscovery … This kind of work could be important as it's plausible to us that instrument development is a key component in the early development of successful fields.Hvala. Twitter će to iskoristiti za poboljšanje vaše vremenske crte. PoništiPoništi -
What is the role of thought experiments in generating (new) understanding of the world? We've touched on the topic this week, and we're interested in your thoughts. Here's an article that discusses some of the debates around thought experiments.http://ow.ly/xBSU50y1SXF
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Journal article on the crucial role thought experiments seem to have played in understanding inertial motion and the development of mechanics.https://journals.openedition.org/estetica/1838
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Thomas S. Kuhn suggests that Galileo didn't always make clear whether he was using thought experiments or physical experiments. If this is right, then it might suggest a different approach to the role of thought experiments in science than our approach today.pic.twitter.com/p78dOmNRHn
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Kuhn discusses the importance of instrument refinement for the development of the so-called Baconian sciences (those that arose out of the scientific revolution). From chapter 3 of his collection of essays, "The essential tension: selected studies in scientific tradition."pic.twitter.com/HobA2TEUZx
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For example, in studying electricity Volta came to realize metal conducts electricity by putting different metals on his tongue. His research eventually led to the development of the Voltaic pile, a precursor to the modern battery. http://bit.ly/voltatongue pic.twitter.com/8djYFI5TVZ
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We’re looking at historical case studies of initial discoveries that seemed integral to the development of currently fruitful scientific fields. We want to understand what, if any, patterns exist in the early development of those fields.
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We’re currently exploring the idea that early stages of successful scientific fields are characterized by methods distinct from the rest of the scientific process, and understanding this period can help improve research. Here’s our introductory paper: http://bit.ly/ess-intro
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Leverage Research is now on Twitter. We’re interested in understanding and improving early stage science. Check out http://www.leverageresearch.org for more info.
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