Registrations are now open for the 2025 Trial and Error Award Symposium! We will gather at the University Museum Utrecht to explore failure in the context of scientific research. We hope you'll join us and register for the event here: https://t.co/Thv4Yuhhev

Would you like to support and celebrate yours and other ‘failures’ in science that contribute to the advancement of methodological and sound scientific research? Look out for more updates and announcements regarding the symposium! You can register here- https://t.co/gm1K7LNvUa

Would you still participate in a study if there was no financial reward? This study shows how different incentivization strategies affect participation in Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA) studies. You can read more here:  https://t.co/TreVfJ9NPi.

In an interview with Skepter, our Editor-in-chief @Sarahanne Field discusses the importance of publishing on ‘failures’: null results, flawed experiments, and boring outcomes. Read it (in dutch!) in https://t.co/46M2jAFL7C

Did you know that tomorrow, September 5th, is International Day of Charity? Support our mission to remove financial barriers to the dissemination of open-access science and help us keep our research freely available by donating here: https://t.co/X8MNU03AcO

When science goes wrong, who fixes it? Melpomeni Antonakaki traces Japan’s bioscience scandals (2006–2014) to show how “engines of science correction” can lead to bold reform and increase accountability - or grind to a halt. Read more: https://t.co/7ZowYTMgqx

Proposal submissions for our Special Issue on the Role of Failure and Uncertainty in Open Education remain open! Read more, including examples of potential contribution topics, and submit your proposal via  https://t.co/xyc2DGNvT0  before September 30th, 2025, at 17:00 (CET).

Good news - we have extended the deadline for proposal submissions for our Special Issue on the Role of Failure and Uncertainty in Open Education! Read more and submit your proposal via https://t.co/xyc2DGNvT0 before September 30th, 2025, at 17:00 (CET).

Reminder to register for the Trial and Error Award Symposium! More is to come regarding the event in future posts. Look out for more updates and announcements regarding the symposium! You can register on our website here: https://t.co/gm1K7LO3JI

We recently published an article by Moin Syed that examines and reveals gaps in how editors and reviewers check preregistration during the review process. Read more here: https://t.co/LDxLXkP7IS

The last week is approaching for submission in our Special Issue on the Role of Failure and Uncertainty in Open Education! Read more and submit your proposal via https://t.co/FOhzCwLSeT before August 31st, 2025, at 17:00 (CET).

Science is said to be self-correcting, but in practice it takes many forms Our Cultures of Trial and Error series has explored replication crises, the metascience movement, radical openness, and even hoaxes, each revealing new paths to correction Read: https://t.co/U4driXwi8j

Check out this article written in Science. In fields where predictions inevitably lean too optimistic, that is where our Journal comes in. We publish unexpected results, which may provide the missing data required for accuracy. Read more here: https://t.co/HuGnztYO99

We recently published a new reflection on the Horizon 2020 Project! In this reflection article, Martijn van der Meer challenges the adequacy of communication strategies using expert knowledge to increase vaccination uptake. Read the article here: https://t.co/9t7iN5Hele

Reminder to register for the Trial and Error Award Symposium! In addition, read our previous and following posts for more updates and announcements regarding the special day. You can register on our website here: https://t.co/gm1K7LNvUa @MuseumofFailure

Check out this article written in Nature, which follows a survey conducted by its publisher, Springer Nature. You can help us share and inform others that the Journal of Trial and Error is a platform where they can publish these works. Read more here: https://t.co/PsMztUbZT2

Deadline approaching for submission in our Special Issue on the Role of Failure and Uncertainty in Open Education! Read more and submit your proposal via https://t.co/FOhzCwLSeT before August 31st, 2025, at 17:00 (CET).

Deadline extended! Nominate work on failure or with negative/null results in science for the Trial and Error Award - now open until July 15! Winner will be announced at the symposium on Oct. 7th. Nominate now > https://t.co/VW51LvjxdA

In 2024, a surgical journal published a case study set on Saturn. This thought experiment sparked debate among science sleuths: What counts as a legitimate correction to the scientific record? Read our latest blog post by Mady Barbeitas: https://t.co/Q1mDKyE3Wh JOTExNanoBubbles

New reflection on the Dutch STRIDER trial! Despite hopes, prenatal sildenafil showed no benefit for fetal growth restriction - and even increased risks. This article looks back at a sub study using RNA sequencing to understand why Read the article here: https://t.co/QO7y7CSTCu