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Should scientists lose funding for refusing to share failed experiments? A clean success story can hide information other researchers need.
Should scientists lose funding for refusing to share failed experiments? A clean success story can hide information other researchers need.
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Require usable records, not just a data dump. Failed experiments help only when others can tell what was attempted and why it failed.
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Require useful methods and data where ethical and privacy constraints allow. A list of failed attempts without context could mislead rather than help other researchers.
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