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How do you get a new discovery verified?

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How do you get a new discovery verified?
« on: 19/12/2016 05:23:04 »
Paul asked the Naked Scientists:
   
I was wondering if you could give me some advice on what to do about a new discovery. If you need to have a new and unknown discovery verified by experts in science, how do you go about acheiving this? I am at a loss on how it is done could you help or even look at this new discovery for me please? Who are the right people i have to contact?
What do you think?
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Re: How do you get a new discovery verified?
« Reply #1 on: 19/12/2016 07:30:25 »
Shouldn't be a problem - science is all about verifying and promulgating discoveries. What field of endeavour are you talking about (physics, chemistry, biology, engineering, mathematics....?)

Happy to consider a private message and, if you think it has commercial value, a nondisclosure agreement. If I can't help, I probably know someone or some institution who can.
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