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JOVE

The “Journal of Visualized Experiments,” or JOVE, is used to ensure that experiments are able to be reproduced by other scientists.

This new scientific journal is kind of like YouTube, but without the cats

Science

Each year, a couple hundred billion dollars are wasted on scientific experiments that can’t be reproduced. And if they can’t be reproduced, it’s almost as if they didn’t happen. Scientist Moshe Pritsker has tried to figure out a way to reduce that failure rate.

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