S22-S33 (12 pages) An important tenet of science is establishing the reproducibility of findings. While long-term studies may seem ill-suited to this goal, here we provide an example of reproducible ...

Whereas strain differences were relatively consistent among heterogenized experiments ... indicating better reproducibility. Figure 1: Effect of standardization and heterogenization on between ...

At CNR, for example, the animals’ day–night activity ... Equally exciting is the possibility of using systems like DVC® to conduct experiments without animals ever having to leave the ...

The Animals Act of 1986, for example, insists that no animal experiments be conducted if there is a realistic alternative. Testing on animals now requires three Home Office licences - for the ...

Experiment times of hours or even days can be realized. Long duration experiments may be necessary to investigate slowly progressing physical phenomena or processes or to increase the comparability or ...

“Frustration with this 'reproducibility crisis' is felt by everyone pursuing new disease treatments: … basic scientists…are forced to devote more time and resources to newly imposed requirements for ...

The field of psychology began to reckon with reproducibility around 2010 when ... began to discuss methodological concerns and to repeat experiments to corroborate published studies.

Recent news from the US suggests that the Trump administration wants to fund more “reproducibility studies ... on Alzheimer’s disease as an example. In June 2024, Nature retracted a ...