Peer replication: A new tier of science built on reproducibility
- Samuel J. Lordb(Author),
- Arthur Charles-Orszagb, d(Author),
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- R. Dyche Mullinsb(Author),
- Anders Rehfeldc, e, f(Author)
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- bUniversity of California San Francisco at Fresno,
- cUniversity of Copenhagen,
- dUniversity of California, Davis,
- eNorth Zealand Hospital,
- fCopenhagen University Hospital - Rigshospitalet
Research Output: Contribution to journal Article Peer-review
Open access
Abstract
To address the replication crisis and instill confidence in the scientific literature, we introduce a new framework for evaluating scientific manuscripts. “Peer replication” would be an alternative or augmentation to peer review and elevate peer-replicable works to a higher tier of publication. [Image: see text]