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Election Science Denial
Election science denial represents a growing threat to democratic institutions, public confidence, and evidence-based decision-making. From an anti-science perspective, it illustrates how political actors and misinformation…
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Scientific Fraud
Scientific fraud, paper mills, predatory journals, fraudulent participants, and image manipulation represent serious threats to the integrity of scientific research, but they should not be confused with the replication crisis…
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Replication, Peer Reviews, and Publish or Perish
A replication crisis occurs when independent researchers are unable to reproduce previously published findings. Replication failure can result from ordinary scientific variability, methodological differences, statistical…
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Public Trust in Science: A Statistical Snapshot
Overall U.S. trust in science increased slightly, from 76% of those surveyed in 2024 to 77% in 2025, according to the Pew Research Center's annual survey. Scientists ranked as the most trusted profession among all groups Pew…
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How Hype and Celebrity Advice Distort Public Understanding
Public trust in science has always rested on a fragile compact: scientists investigate the world with rigor and humility, and society, in turn, believes that their conclusions are grounded in evidence rather than ideology or…
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Restoring Trust in Science
Public distrust of science is growing, especially concerning specific issues (like health/climate) and among certain political/ideological groups, fueled by misinformation and concerns about scientists' morals or agendas.
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