Quite often, I stumble upon an experimental procedure that utter fails to produce the target. Honestly, a trend can be seen, especially if I was trying an experiment that is reported by indian or chinese authors.
I'm glad you raised this question. As far as I understand this forum has been designed for such discussions. Unfortunately, it's flooded by questions which could be easily answered by googling. If you have the a question to a published paper, just write an open review of the paper. I 'm often shocked how some evidently wrong data/interpretations are published in a very respectable journals.
Such platforms exist in some research areas. e.g., Psychfiledrawer.
I'm glad you raised this question. As far as I understand this forum has been designed for such discussions. Unfortunately, it's flooded by questions which could be easily answered by googling. If you have the a question to a published paper, just write an open review of the paper. I 'm often shocked how some evidently wrong data/interpretations are published in a very respectable journals.
Journal of Irreproducible Results in help http://www.jir.com/ . You may also publish yours own fails )))
For common-used info, fails in reproducing are pointed usually as remarks in review or discussion part of publications.
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