Designing an experiment that survives review
Variables, controls, replication, randomisation, and blinding — what each one is protecting you from.
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Curated guides, templates, and reading — the things worth knowing before you need them.
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Variables, controls, replication, randomisation, and blinding — what each one is protecting you from.
The three-pass method: how to decide in ten minutes whether a paper is worth an hour.
Attribution, data handling, and the grey areas that get projects disqualified.
A seven-sentence skeleton that fits the usual word limit and covers everything judges look for.
Sterile technique, sealed plates, and a disposal plan you can point a reviewer at.
The vocabulary of scientific caution, and why over-claiming costs more than it gains.
Turning "healthier", "faster", and "better" into something two people would measure the same way.
Why chronological reviews read badly, and what to organise by instead.
Wording, scales, and order effects — the bias you build in before anyone answers.
Why 94% accuracy can be a terrible result, and what to compare against instead.