Lack of or unexpected results tell us as much, if not more, as receiving the exact results we envisioned. It drives us to ask different and even better questions. By not publishing those results, we withhold valuable information from other researchers. #sharingiscaring
New @tomscott video featuring BrainFly! About testing against a null hypothesis: and about how scientists & journals often don't publish when they do not find the results they wanted or expected. #tbc#neuroscience#research#ESA#zerog https://t.co/c8dtDDju8d
Gaaf: stukje in het @leidschdagblad! Minicorrectie: die 'basis in Bordeaux' is natuurlijk van de geheel op zichzelf staande organisatie Novespace, niet van @esa. Additional thanks: @ESA__Education, the big yet often forgotten hero of the story ;-)
@Jos_de_Bruijne @FemkeNijboer Guilty as charged... this was the day before. Iets wittere koppies vandaag - maar wèl (na 31 parabolas zelfs) blije koppies, gelukkig!
Live demo door studenten van @TeamBrainFly 16 juni bij #Bsap2017. Kom netwerken met wetenschappers & journalisten. https://t.co/qQUgSAt5bg https://t.co/GmOm0KtUYl
Today we had a little fieldtrip: visiting the team @Radboud_Uni to present and discuss our project. Thanks again for the hospitality! https://t.co/DFbinLcilW
Evelien and @RebeccaMourits are in @esa Redu for the Gravity-Related Experiments Training Week! Working hard as always as you can see ;) https://t.co/1HzxF2akWW