Ellyse Perry

Ninety Nine Lessons in Critical Thinking: A Book Review

Dr. Robert Friedland’s Ninety-Nine Lessons in Critical Thinking offers a refreshing, neuroscience-based look at how we reason, decide, and sometimes deceive ourselves. Written in clear, accessible language, the book distills complex ideas into practical reflections anyone can apply: whether in research, medicine, or everyday problem-solving. Here, we present a book review of the key ideas presented.

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Using AI for Systematic Reviews: Time-Saver or Risky Shortcut?

Can AI streamline systematic reviews without sacrificing quality? Explore the benefits, limitations, and risks of automation in research.

Beyond Impact Factors: Rethinking Research Value in the Age of Open Data

What we need today is the willingness to measure the metrics themselves: to examine whether they really quantify the quality of scholarship—whether that quality is indeed quantifiable. We must retrospectively ascertain whether proven breakthroughs in science could have been captured and highlighted by those metrics.