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Reproducing results can increase trust in scientific studies. Huntstock via Getty Images

June 6, 2025

Reproducibility may be the key idea students need to balance trust in evidence with healthy skepticism

Sarah R. Supp, Denison University; Anne M. Nurse, The College of Wooster; Joseph Holler, Middlebury College; Nicholas J. Horton, Amherst College; Peter Kedron, University of California, Santa Barbara, and Richard Ball, Haverford College

How do you ensure scientific research can be trusted? The concept of reproducibility can help.

Large radio telescope dish in Arecibo national observatory. Shutterstock/photospirit

December 7, 2020

Three scientists on what we learned from the Arecibo radio telescope

Philippe Blondel, University of Bath; Carole Mundell, University of Bath, and Karen Masters, Haverford College

The Arecibo radio telescope has collapsed but its amazing discoveries will live on.

Will you ever be able to forgive yourself? Psychologists say yes. wlef70

November 19, 2013

Cheaters use cognitive tricks to feel good about themselves

Benjamin Le, Haverford College

Most people believe that they are moral and good. They also believe cheating on a partner is wrong. So how do cheaters live with themselves after their infidelity? Understanding how they reconcile their…

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Reproducibility may be the key idea students need to balance trust in evidence with healthy skepticism

Three scientists on what we learned from the Arecibo radio telescope

Cheaters use cognitive tricks to feel good about themselves

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