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The NIH Reform Debate and How Smarter Tools Can Help Science Move Faster
NIH reform is overdue. Too much admin waste, weak reproducibility & peer review stifles innovation. Our Tessa platform helps researchers cut through noise
Is Artificial Intelligence Good or Evil?
AI is just a tool. And like any tool, it can be used to help or harm. The real measure shouldn't be good vs bad, it should be trustworthy vs untrustworthy.
Restoring the Gold Standard to Science
Public funding is the backbone of most research. If we want the public to keep backing science, our standards shouldn’t just be high—they should be golden.
How to Restore Trust in Medical Research
In part two of a series on restoring public trust to the world of scientific and medical research, I delve into the components of trustworthy information - TES
The Erosion of Trust in Medical Research: A Crisis Decades in the Making
"Follow the Science" used to be shorthand for trustworthy information, but not so much anymore. The scientific community needs to take steps to restore it.
The Growing Problem with Bogus Research
The system is broken. We need to do something about the hundreds of thousands of published fake scientific papers undermining research advances.
Why We’re Not All In With AI (Yet)
Artificial Intelligence has tremendous potential, but there’s a long way to go between what might be possible one day and what is real today.
Medical Research Publishing Needs New Metrics
Open access & preprint are overwhelming medical research; we need a more trustworthy, explainable and significant way to separate the high quality data from low quality data