There is a crisis of reproducible research in neuroscience. At least, that is the view of the British Neuroscience Association (BNA). The BNA has witnessed huge scientific progress since its establishment in the 1960s, but contends that “Recent decades, however, have seen an increasing pressure to publish as many papers as possible, and incentives to publish only surprising and novel findings”. A generalised disdain for confirmatory results is seemingly eroding advances in this field. To tackle this situation, the BNA put forward its action plan in a , launched at a Parliamentary Reception in London, UK, on Nov 25, 2019.

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出版记录与科学进步。

神经科学领域存在可重复研究的危机。至少，这是英国神经科学协会（BNA）的观点。自1960年代成立以来，BNA见证了巨大的科学进步，但主张“然而，最近几十年来，越来越多的压力要求出版尽可能多的论文，并鼓励仅发表令人惊讶的新颖发现”。对确认结果普遍不屑一顾似乎正在侵蚀该领域的进展。为了解决这种情况，BNA于2019年11月25日在英国伦敦的议会招待会上启动了一项行动计划。