ANALYSE
La réplication est un sport de combat
Et si tout un champ de recherche était parti dans la mauvaise direction ? Nanoparticules, cancers, vie extraterrestre, répliquer des expériences pour trancher des controverses a tout d’un parcours du combattant.
« Ce sera peut-être plus complexe, avec possiblement des résultats divergents et difficilement reproductibles »
Cécilia Ménard-Moyon, CNRS
🟢 À vos manips... répliquez !
Des initiatives très concrètes de réplication d’expériences… et les obstacles que les chercheurs doivent surmonter
themeta.news/la-replicati...
#VeilleESR
@nanobubbles.bsky.social @raphavisses.bsky.social @ejsmdubois.bsky.social @reproductible-fr.bsky.social
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CALL FOR PARTICIPATION – Replication in Bionanoscience
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📣 Call for replicators: The NanoBubbles initiative aims to evaluate reproducibility of influential experimental claims in nanoscience. Independent research teams from nano or physical chemistry may apply. Participants receive financial support.
Deadline: March 16
19.02.2026 22:30 —
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COSIG: The Collection of Open Science Integrity Guides
Newest version available at cosig.net!
Stealth corrections happen when a publisher makes changes to a scientific article after its publication, without issuing any public notice.
To learn more, check out the latest COSIG entry on Stealth Corrections!
osf.io/34nj5
COSIG (33 guides and growing!) is available at cosig.net.
20.02.2026 11:51 —
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Nanoscience is latest discipline to embrace large-scale replication efforts
A European project calls for help to verify whether carbon quantum dots are really able to sense chemicals in cells.
📰 David Adam reports for Nature News on our Replication Initiative
"A European project calls for help to verify whether carbon quantum dots are really able to sense chemicals in cells."
🔗 www.nature.com/articles/d41...
@nature.com
18.02.2026 19:34 —
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📃 Our paper "Towards More Robust Nanobioscience: Launching the NanoBubbles Replication Initiative" is out!
🔗 To read: doi.org/10.1002/anie...
🎆 Huge congratulations to our Paris team Maha Said, Mustafa Gharib and Raphaël Lévy!
@raphavisses.bsky.social @mustafagharib.bsky.social
17.02.2026 12:01 —
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📣 We are looking for others to replicate our work!
🔗 More information: nanobubbles.hypotheses.org/replication-...
12.02.2026 08:46 —
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Well, here we are (no surprises) 💫
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Post doctoral Fellow: nanoparticle synthesis and characterisation for reproducible bionanoscience
JOIN US! Post doctoral Fellow: nanoparticle synthesis and characterisation for reproducible bionanoscience
Application deadline Feb 20. Starting date: 20 April 2026. Check the full ad below and contact me for more details.
Please share!
https://nanobubbles.hypotheses.org/3411
05.02.2026 13:35 —
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Post doctoral Fellow: nanoparticle synthesis and characterisation for reproducible bionanoscience
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📣 We are hiring, join us!
We are looking for a postdoctoral fellow to work on nanoparticle synthesis and characterisation for reproducible bionanoscience. More information in the link below 🔽
🔗 nanobubbles.hypotheses.org/3411
05.02.2026 14:12 —
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for @nanobubbles.bsky.social colleagues, this 👇 sounds very analogous to the protein corona case, no?
03.02.2026 13:21 —
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Pleased to share that we were awarded a 2026 #NHMRC Ideas grant via @sydney.edu.au to study/ raise awareness of published human #CellLines that may not exist. It was a tough year, but this outcome shows that NHMRC can fund topics in #metascience, as well as laboratory & clinical research
#PaperMills
22.01.2026 07:40 —
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film preview image of a hand holding fake eyes, with the Sundance Film Festival logos.
Hello, we’re Ghost in the Machine, a landmark documentary that’s mandatory viewing for anyone thinking about or using AI.
We’re thrilled to announce that we’ll be premiering at #SundanceFilmFestival next month. We hope you’ll join us in person or online, and follow along here.
10.12.2025 18:18 —
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Science journals retract 500 papers a month. This is why it matters
A small team of volunteers is tracking thousands of falsified studies, including cases of bribery, fraud and plagiarism
‘Science journals retract 500 papers a month. This is why it matters.
A small team of volunteers is tracking thousands of falsified studies, including cases of bribery, fraud and plagiarism’
Ivan Oransky @retractionwatch.com, @alicedreger.bsky.social @thetimes.com
www.thetimes.com/uk/science/a...
19.01.2026 17:35 —
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Twitter/X has ceased to be a neutral platform it’s time academics let go - Impact of Social Sciences
Mark Carrigan, argues Twitter/X no longer holds value for academics looking to share and communicate their work to wider publics.
👀From 2024... "If you’re an academic who is still using X, I would gently suggest to you that it is time to let go. The platform will either fold ~ or complete its evolution into the central engine of a politics, that compromises your professional credibility through association."
#X #AcademicSky
12.01.2026 16:58 —
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📣 Coming soon: "From Metrics to Meaning: Advancing Analytics to Evaluate Scientific Exchange."
Visit us at Booth 1 at the European Meeting of ISMPP - Int'l Society for Medical Publication Professionals.
🗓️ 26-28 January 2026
📍 London, UK
👉🔗 https://ow.ly/9Lbk50XVsXM
12.01.2026 13:01 —
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Red YT wtf circle around the black and white image of a fish with a big black eye. It's a predaceous chub.
🧪 Here's a science mystery to start the year.
Why are species names for fish and plants appearing in the scientific literature in papers about firefighter injuries, hearing loss and heart attack?
Is it AI? Translation tools? Something else?
nobreakthroughs.substack.com/p/is-this-fi...
11.01.2026 23:34 —
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I launched version 3.0 of my browser extension "Lazy Scholar", a free in-browser research assistant. It opens automatically when you load an academic article.
See: lazyscholar.org/2026/01/10/l...
10.01.2026 15:07 —
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👥 Organizing committee and programme committee includes Nanobubbles members Y.J. Erden, Martin Lentschat, Miles MacLeod and Yagmur Ozturk
@yjerden.bsky.social
07.01.2026 16:06 —
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📣 Deadline for submissions is today!
07.01.2026 10:16 —
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Assistant Professor Science, Technology and Society Studies
Assistant Professor Science, Technology and Society Studies
we're hiring in STS @fasosmaastricht.bsky.social!
deadline coming up soon (February 8). focus is the social science-y corners of STS preferably w/ some interest in sustainability & environment - but interpreted broadly.
vacancies.maastrichtuniversity.nl/job/Maastric...
06.01.2026 15:55 —
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📣 We are happy to announce the special issue “Scientific bubbles: definitions, context, and approaches” in Studies in History and Philosophy of Science with guest editors from Nanobubbles.
⏰ Deadline: 15th of July 2026!
🔗 More information in www.sciencedirect.com/special-issu...
05.01.2026 16:59 —
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An inquisitive cartoon Chinese giant salamander wears a conical "2026" party hat. Multicolored fireworks explode in the background. He wields a magnifying glass and copy of COSIG.
Happy New Year from Sal Sleuthmander and the COSIG team! Here's to doing lots of post-publication peer review in 2026
🎆🥂🔎
01.01.2026 00:15 —
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STS NL CONFERENCE 2026 banner with the track proposal titled 'Making Science Better?'
📣 Submit to our track 'Making Science Better?' at the STS NL Conference which will take place in Twente from April 15 to 17, 2026! More details in the link below.
🔗 www.utwente.nl/en/bms/sts-n...
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