Stuart Ritchie - Exposing Fraud, Hype and Bias in Science Today
Season 1, Episode 27, Aug 14, 2020, 05:11 PM
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Dr Stuart Ritchie is a Lecturer at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience at King’s College London and winner of the 2015 ‘Rising Star’ award from the Association for Psychological Science.
He has written for The Times, Spectator, Washington Post, Wired, Literary Review and Aeon, and has appeared on BBC Radio 4 programmes The Infinite Monkey Cage, More or Less and Bringing Up Britain.
In this episode, he shares OMI with Rachel Schofield on the systemic fraud, bias and negligence undermining true scientific progress in the UK and beyond.
As the world desperately searches for a Covid-19 vaccine, Dr Stuart Ritchie claims the scientific machine is dangerous and broken.
Horror stories of negligence are no less troubling than the more widespread misinformation and self-delusion that results from the way scientific research is funded reviewed and published.
It is time, he says for some serious soul searching in the scientific community. Hosted by Rachel Schofield.
Go deeper into Dr Stuart's OMI, get his book HERE
Horror stories of negligence are no less troubling than the more widespread misinformation and self-delusion that results from the way scientific research is funded reviewed and published.
It is time, he says for some serious soul searching in the scientific community. Hosted by Rachel Schofield.
Go deeper into Dr Stuart's OMI, get his book HERE