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Carp's published a paper on the topic: On the plurality of (methodological) worlds: estimating the analytic flexibility of fMRI experiments. It's free to access, so check it out.

The associate editor of the journal Genomics has resigned, stating that he can no longer work for a system that puts profit over access to research.

Mental disorders listed in publication that should not exists, warn UK experts

Sex, Gender and Controversy: Writing to educate, writing to titillate: discussion at #scio12 led by @KateClancy and @scicurious on blogging risky topics #rsktop

Never more than today has the need for sound science journalism been so great. People need trustworthy and critical science journalism now, and more so in the future.

Authors of the recent CERN study comment on the potential discovery that particles called neutrinos can travel faster than light. It is important to note tha...

How to map controversies with a little help from the web. The cartography of controversies is the course I teach in Sciences Po Paris as well as an intriguing research method for exploring and representing controversies in science and technology.

Facts and resources about climate change, covering science, politics and economics. The aim is for the Guardian – with help from various partners and, crucially, readers – to amass the world's best layman-friendly online guide to all aspects of climate change, science politics, economics and more.

Halfway through my visit to the Brainstorm exhibition at the GV Art gallery in central London, someone arrives to interview the curator Robert Devcic. Bizarrely, the man only asks one question - what Devcic makes of the controversy surrounding the exhibition -

Researchers question the science behind last week's revelation of arsenic-based life.