Research and Innovation
The proposed 2022 White House Budget — is more money the only answer? By Claudia Neuhauser, Ph. D. Associate Vice President for Research and Technology Transfer, Professor of Mathematics, University of Houston Brian Herman, Ph. D. Professor, Department of Biomedical Engineering and former … [Read More...] about Changing The Model of Research
A 17% drop in proposals over the past decade to the National Science Foundation (NSF) may be a mixed blessing. A consistently rising budget – and this is in billions of dollars – is the preferred … [Read More...] about Drop in NSF Proposals: More Proposals Funded?
Why do you need a data management plan? It mitigates error, increases research integrity and allows your research to be replicated – despite the “replication crisis” that the research enterprise has … [Read More...] about Gone, Baby, Gone
Understanding the Fly America Act is important for all researchers planning government-funded travel. The Birth of the Fly America Act Commercial aviation witnessed a transformative shift … [Read More...] about Navigating the Fly America Act
The humanities, encompassing language, literature, arts, and history, are often seen as separate from scientific research in universities. However, they hold the potential to contribute to improved … [Read More...] about How Can the Humanities Impact Health Outcomes?
Salami slicing, breaking a paper on a single study up into smaller “slices” and publishing them in more than one journal, is broadly discouraged and considered unethical. Why does the practice … [Read More...] about Salami Slicing: A Recipe for Research Misconduct
