The stories behind out research are mostly hidden, since they are typically not part of the papers we write.
Could we include these creative background stories in a section of the research paper format, maybe just as online supplements?
What do you think?
[#]science #research #creativity
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@mrillig I would like this very much. I tried to do this with blog posts, but you're right, the paper doesn't link to the blog post. We're already seeing data published along with papers, so it makes sense to include stories, too.
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@benjamingeer @mrillig Loooong time ago, in the context of the preparation of a EU grant proposal (that was not funded in the end), K. Gurney, G. Baldassarre, myself and others were discussing a related idea that, in computational model papers, we would need a "Honesty box" where we would:
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In summary: providing more context about the process of generating the model, and not only the final result of this process.
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@BenoitGirard @benjamingeer This is also a great idea. I like it!
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