The majority of scientists 'can't repeated studies by their peers'

Science is the face staar’n “reproducibility crisis” in which more than two-thirds of the researchers have tried and failed to continue to plant’n other scientist's experiments, the research suggests. It is frustrating to clinicians and drug developers who want solid foundations of the pre-clinical research to build on. From his laboratory at the University of Virginia's Center for Open Science, immunologist Dr Tim Errington is the management of The Reproducibility Project, which is trying to repeat the findings reported in five landmark studies of cancer. “The idea here is to neem’n bunch of experiments and try to do exactly the same thing to see if we can get the same results.”…