Tag: Peer Review

This article looks at what it means for science to be self-correcting. It examines the benefits of a self-correcting scientific method and how scientists rely on the self-correcting nature of…

This article explores the scientific method, its various steps, and its applications in different branches of science. It examines how scientists generate ideas, design experiments, collect data, and communicate their…

This article explores the value of Science Daily's peer review system and examines how it contributes to the accuracy, quality, and credibility of its publications.

This article explores the three qualities that separate science from pseudoscience. It examines evidence, the scientific method, replicability, testing, peer review, and refutability to explain how science is distinct from…

This article explores why science is objective by looking at the role of the scientific method, peer review, evidence-based research, replication, and testing theories in ensuring objectivity.

This article looks at the different ways society controls science, including government funding, intellectual property rights, peer review, scientific journals, and academic research institutions. It explores how each of these…

This article explores what makes sociology a science and examines the role of scientific methodology, mathematics, and computers in this field. It also compares sociology to other sciences.

This article explores what peer review means in science and how it helps to improve the quality of scientific research. It examines the benefits and challenges of peer review, as…

This article explores what is bad science, its types, causes and consequences. Learn more about the dangers of bad science, and how to improve scientific standards.

This article explores what science relies on by examining the components of scientific research, such as scientific methodology, mathematics and statistics, experiments, peer review, and technology.