Why is getting it wrong good for science?
Discussion | History, Science
Do you feel confident trusting the science behind discoveries? Hosted by Elsevier, publisher of Cell, The Lancet and ScienceDirect join Tracey Brown OBE from Sense About Science to explore how the research community can improve trust in the scientific process. Find out why getting things wrong can be good for progress by questioning the problems and opportunities of discovery and innovation.
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held on 23 October 2021 at IF Oxford
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