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curt-rice.com
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| | | | | Passionate researchers want to figure it out. We want to understand nature, to identify what is and why it is that way. We want to know. And when we know something, we want to tell others about it.... | |
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mindhacks.com
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| | | | | Open science essentials in 2 minutes, part 4 Before a research article is published in a journal you can make it freely available for anyone to read. You could do this on your own website, but you can also do it on a preprint server, such as psyarxiv.com, where other researchers also share their preprints,... | |
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markusmeister.com
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| | | | | About a year ago, the life science journal eLife changed its approach to scientific publishing (see detailshere). The goal was tofocus the activities of the journal on peer review. Perhaps the most consequential change was to abandon the accept/reject decision. Instead, eLife reviews get attached to the author's preprint, along with a brief editorial assessment... | |
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formative.jmir.org
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| | | Background: Wrist-worn devices that incorporate photoplethysmography (PPG) sensing represent an exciting means of measuring heart rate (HR). A number of studies have evaluated the accuracy of HR measurements produced by these devices in controlled laboratory environments. However, it is also important to establish the accuracy of measurements produced by these devices outside the laboratory, in real-world, consumer use conditions. Objective: This study sought to examine the accuracy of HR measurements pr... | ||
