This week, we’re hosting a community call on issues of reproducibility in science, and we want you there! For background, the Science Lab community call takes place every other month, highlighting recent developments and work of the community relevant to science and the web. … Continue reading
One pillar of the scientific method is reproducibility, that is, being able to redo an experiment and get the same result. Sometimes this is very hard to accomplish. For example, if you’re doing field work, you might end up collecting … Continue reading
Hey everyone, my name is Bruno. I’m from Portugal but I’ve lived in Switzerland (Geneva) and I’m currently based in London. I’m finishing a PhD at WurmLab.github.io (Queen Mary University of London) in Bioinformatics and Population Genomics. Specifically, I’m comparing … Continue reading
This week, we’re featuring an amazing blog post from our community member and macro-ecologist, Anna Krystalli, who attended the International Symposium on Behavioral Ecology (ISBE) with support from the Mozilla Science Lab. Read on to read her stellar account of the … Continue reading
This week, we’re continuing a series (started Tuesday) of guest blogs from our Mozilla Fellows for Science, with Christie Bahlai, you can read more about Christie here on the 2015 fellows’ page, and read on to learn about her thoughts … Continue reading
