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PLOS Science Wednesday: Hi Reddit, We're Eric and Konrad, and Our Article in PLOS CompBio Reveals Flaws in the Typical Analysis Methods Used in Neuroscience, and Suggests Improvements for the Research Community Moving Forward -- Ask Us Anything!

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PLOS Science Wednesday: Hi Reddit, We're Eric and Konrad, and Our Article in PLOS CompBio Reveals Flaws in the Typical Analysis Methods Used in Neuroscience, and Suggests Improvements for the Research Community Moving Forward -- Ask Us Anything!

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