Jacob Rosenberg

2 months ago | mdpi.com | Jacob Rosenberg |Thomas Fuchs-Buder

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2 months ago | motherjones.com | Jacob Rosenberg

You sit in a cubicle. You stand behind a cash register. You press your knees into the ground, straining to fix a burst pipe. It is a Thursday at 11 a.m., and you are at work. Are you free? Professor Elizabeth Anderson in her book Private Government: How Employers Rule Our Lives (And Why We Don’t Talk About It) says, in a way, no. You are not in a democracy in your workplace; you’re under a private government run by a dictator: your boss. The rules are set.

Jan 15, 2025 | cell.com | Joshua Bromley |Sarah K. Nyquist |Pauline Maiello |Michael C. Chao |H. Jacob Borish |Mark Rodgers | +16 more

Main text(Immunity 57, 2380–2398.e1–e6; October 8, 2024)Following publication, we, the authors, identified three inadvertent errors. First, we realized that the data from the naive macaque control animals, specifically Mtb CFU and barcoding and PET-CT data, were previously published (see reference 9, Ganchua et al., in the references list). These macaques were originally part of the present study but were used as controls for another similar study that was submitted at the same time.

Dec 20, 2024 | motherjones.com | Jacob Rosenberg

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Nov 18, 2024 | peerj.com | Mikkel Zola Andersen |Jacob Rosenberg |Siv Fonnes |Ahmed Ali U

Research waste is present in all study designs and can have significant consequences for science, including reducing the reliability of research findings and contributing to the inefficient use of resources. Estimates suggest that as much as 85% of all biomedical research is wasted. However, it is uncertain how avoidable research waste is assessed in specific types of study designs and what methods could be used to examine different aspects of research waste.