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         <h3 class="text-center features">Article Page: Putting it all Together</h3>
  -      <p class="features">Our flagship feature is the consolidation and curation of key information about published articles, which all comes together on the article page. The screen will feature <a href="alpha_images/simonsohnApproachFigure.png">dynamically updating effect size graphs</a>, <a href="alpha_images/in-browser-analyses.png">in-browser R analyses</a> to verify to reproducibility of results, editable fields so registered users can add, modify, or update article information, and element-specific in-line commenting.</p>
  +      <p class="features">Our flagship feature is the consolidation and curation of key information about published articles, which all come together on the article page. The page will feature <a href="alpha_images/simonsohnApproachFigure.png">automatically updating effect size graphs</a>, <a href="alpha_images/in-browser-analyses.png">in-browser R analyses</a> to verify to reproducibility of results, editable fields to add, modify, or update study information, and element-specific in-line commenting.</p>
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          Replicability is a cornerstone of science, but evidence of independent replications is currently disorganized, making it difficult to gauge the reliability of empirical findings. Independent verification of data and analyses is another hallmark of science, yet is currently challenging in practice because data/syntax are difficult to track down.
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          Curate Science aims to solve both of these problems by providing an online platform that substantially facilitates these two crucial processes of science. Independent replication information and available data/syntax files will automatically be aggregated from pre-existing sources (e.g., from <a href="http://PsychFileDrawer.org">PsychFileDrawer.org</a>, <a href="http://www.figshare.com">Figshare.com</a>). Registered users will be able to add, modify, and update such information, including in-line commenting directed at specific elements of an article and in-browser analyses for articles with available <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R_(programming_language)">R</a> syntax files.
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          Our vision is that building such a platform will accelerate the growth of cumulative knowledge and innovation by facilitating and incentivizing independent replications and verification, but also by facilitating the post-publication critique, evaluation, extension, re-analysis, and interpretation of findings (see <a href="#section-3">Features</a>, for a flowchart of our core features).
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              Registered users will be able to add/modify information once we launch our Beta
              (a "Beta" is a stage of software development where a product has implemented all of its core features
              and is ready for testing by a small number of users). Our projected Beta launch is June 2015. If
              you're interested in being one of the first Science Curators, you can sign up
              <a href="#section-6">below</a> to be automatically notified
              when our Beta website version is ready!
  