Rethinking the incentive system in science: animal study registries:  Preregistering experiments using animals could greatly improve transparency and reliability of biomedical studies and improve animal welfare.

Céline Heinl; Justyna Chmielewska; Anastasia Olevska; Barbara Grune; Gilbert Schönfelder; Bettina Bert

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Rethinking the incentive system in science: animal study registries: Preregistering experiments using animals could greatly improve transparency and reliability of biomedical studies and improve animal welfare.

Heinl C
Chmielewska J
Olevska A
et al.

EMBO reports (2020) 21(1) e49709

ISSN: 1469-3178 (Electronic)

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The Animal Study Registry offers scientists a range of benefits by preregistering their studies. Wider adoption could address the reproducibility problem in biomedical research and enhance animal welfare.

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Heinl, C., Chmielewska, J., Olevska, A., Grune, B., Schönfelder, G., & Bert, B. (2020). Rethinking the incentive system in science: animal study registries: Preregistering experiments using animals could greatly improve transparency and reliability of biomedical studies and improve animal welfare. EMBO Reports, 21(1), e49709.

Rethinking the incentive system in science: animal study registries: Preregistering experiments using animals could greatly improve transparency and reliability of biomedical studies and improve animal welfare.

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