Aim — To use AI tools to support scientific research and data analysis — literature review, biostatistics, meta-analysis and writing — while applying correct methodology and the responsible, ethical use of AI. Duration 60 minutes · One case per student · 100-mark rubric · Pass 50%.
AI can help you search literature, analyse data and draft papers — but its output must always be checked, and it must be used ethically. For each task:
Unsure on a case? Open “Need a hint?” in the station.
| Question | Typical test |
|---|---|
| Compare the means of two independent, normally-distributed groups | Independent (unpaired) t-test |
| Compare the means of three or more groups | One-way ANOVA |
| Compare a categorical outcome across groups | Chi-square test |
| Measure the association between two continuous variables | Correlation (Pearson / Spearman) |
| Pool results across studies with high heterogeneity | Random-effects meta-analysis model |
| Criteria | Marks |
|---|
Accepting a fabricated result, an invented reference, plagiarised text, or uploading identifiable patient data is research misconduct and fails the station.
Complete the research station and submit to generate your assessment, then write and submit your report.