Leading the charge for more rigorous, reliable science 🧠 > We're an NINDS funded initiative to create a FREE, online curriculum to learn, practice, and promote scientific rigor. > Explore our first beta units now live at c4r.io/units

Normalize sharing failure in your research. > C4R's partners Megan Hagenauer & Dr. Daniela Schiller discuss how "open discussions of failure can increase transparency, resilience, and mental well-being within the scientific community." >Watch the full session at

Stay tuned for the beta release of our upcoming scientific rigor educational units: Causality and Clean Coding! >Join us at C4R.io/join to receive updates about our unit releases and community events. #causality #cleancoding #scientificrigor #communityforrigor

This week's read: ‘Lazy’ authors? One in six scientific papers mischaracterize work they cite. science.org/content/articl… "Errors may result from an author’s desire to mold a preconceived narrative." Rigor is also about careful evaluation of evidence. #ConfirmationBias

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🚨 First event of the #C4R25 Conference! Future Proof Your Research With Rigor. A public talk on doing research that stands the test of time -and scrutiny. 🔗 RSVP now at bit.ly/3GPbYef #C4R25 #ScientificRigor

Cause for celebration!