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27 posts in the last 30 days

Weekend reads: What paper mills charge for author slots; UK Biobank data breached; what researchers think of the future of science

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Buying a first author slot can cost you anywhere from $56 to $5,600

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Journal goes dark after impersonating Eric Topol and others

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Another retraction and two investigations for chemist

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A response to: Should universities investigate questionable papers students and faculty wrote elsewhere?

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‘I asked him to stop’: Father adds daughter’s name to over 100 preprints without her permission

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Major pharmacology journals flag another 15 papers by scientist facing criminal probe

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10 years ago, Elisabeth Bik published a preprint heard around the world

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Weekend reads: An alternative to the impact factor in China; the clinical trials of six ‘superretractors’; Retraction Watch goes to Capitol Hill

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45 editors resign from math journal, former EIC calls Elsevier publisher a ‘mini-dictator’

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Retraction Watch testifies in Congressional hearing on scientific publishing

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“Game-changer” breast cancer study retracted as Indiana researcher out of his post

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BMJ retracts most of a special issue for ‘compromised’ peer review and ‘improbable device use’

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Scientist who alleged COVID cover-up circulated a faked NIH email, agency says

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Weekend reads: LLMs ‘are not the problem’; Cash for peer review ‘doesn’t work,’ project finds; ‘Many Flaws, Few Retractions’ in vaping literature

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Canadian panel seeks to add more teeth to research oversight

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Could a national database of scientific misconduct rulings stop repeat offenders?

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A journal named a sleuth in a correction. The sleuth says that was ‘ethical editorial malpractice’

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Publisher changes citation, registration policies following Retraction Watch investigation

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Bloodhound code sniffs out copied-and-pasted numerical data

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