Journal Hierarchies and the Burial of Replication Failures
Academic publishing's editorial ladder routes null results away from decision-makers before any vote is cast, with consequences for the scientific record.
ScienceWhy Some Sciences Mastered Replication Long Before Others
Physics and chemistry built replication into their foundations. Psychology and medicine took decades longer, the difference comes down to structure, not virtue.
ScienceWhy Some Scientific Findings Don't Replicate Across Cultures
Some psychology results hold worldwide; others vanish outside their origin lab. Here's the mechanism behind the replication gap, and why it matters.