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So National Review didn't create this graph and is reusing it from a blog site. The author of the NR article finds nothing misleading about this graph. https://twitter.com/iptuttle…

The idea is to focus more on the science and less on where it is published, in assessing the quality of the work. Everyone agrees that judging researchers by the journal (impact fa…

Used to be one of the few bipartisan committees in Congress. Not any more.

No Paddy, I did not "misunderstand" during the Skype call. That e-mail was just my polite way of telling you to go away. Here is a less polite but more direct response: http://anot…

Startups are hard. Very very hard. Every step. Every day. Rewarding but hard. Building, funding, traction, revenue - each one more impossible to attain than the previous. Burnout o…

Thank you for taking the time to comment. As I make clear in the post, it's not the fact that you charge that is the problem. It's the misleading tactic of calling startups, making…

Just to be clear - there are good and legitimate startup events/pitches/conferences. And there is a sea of parasites.

Thank you! We've been working on sharing and discovery of science knowledge for 3 years. But our developers aren't molecular biologists and working on abstract science problems is …

I just wrote a long answer to "Will scientists use mobile in the lab?" http://blog.pubchase.com/was-henry-ford-an-idiot-will-scient...

The changes, via a good user interface, will be visualized on step level. Very true that the UI is key here. But trust us - there will not be thousands of variants of a single prot…

There are many ex-companies that tried to push for an electronic lab notebook (ELN). There are several other ELN companies today that seem to have gotten nowhere. That's due to a p…

Indeed, the effort to create a central protocol repository is at least 20 years old. No one succeeded. The key part here is the crowdsourcing. Won't happen without a crowd. And won…