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Academic biology labs are substantial businesses, with many of the same issues as (e.g.) tech startups, but the management structure is archaic, and works only if a good scientist spends all their time being a good manager instead. Rare combination, @alexeyguzey notes!pic.twitter.com/gkCgy3Sw3T
“The Gell-Mann amnesia effect, but for science”: I figured out decades ago that, in the somewhat odd fields I know well, _Science_ publishes flashy garbage that appeals to outsiders for superficial reasons. I assumed that in mainstream fields, they published the best stuff.pic.twitter.com/wjQqN7IF6e
They do need to appeal to stuff that's in-field. But it's all about that impact factor. If they publish 1 study that get 10000 citations and 9 studies that get retracted 6 months later that's a win for them.
While not all is garbage I find reading Nature/Science papers frustrating - for the reason that they don't spend so much attention to the methodology compared to what is published e.g. in Astrophysical Journal and Astronomy & Astrophysics in my field.
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