Published Jul 1, 2024
What To Do When Your Hypothesis Is Wrong? Publish!
Anna Rothschild and Sarahanne Field explore the importance of publishing negative scientific results, highlighting the Journal of Trial and Error's role in redefining failure by valuing unconfirmed hypotheses as vital learning tools, and the innovative publishing practices transforming the field.
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