Thoughts on Chemistry and Scientific Truth in Post-Factual Times.

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2018
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Abstract
"… The value and meaning of scientific truth has not been overcome by postmodernism or post-factual tendencies. Just because politics is mostly a representation of opinions, this does not imply that truth has become irrelevant. Quite the opposite, the value of truth is growing in turbulent times and for scientists it constitutes the currency of credibility and accountability …" Read more in the Guest Editorial by Peter R. Schreiner.
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Authors Schreiner, Peter R;
Journal angewandte chemie (international ed in english)
Year 2018
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