When Rishika Porandla spotted errors in a paper she published in high school, she retracted it. The setback has now led to the start of an even better study.
Kennedy has tried to influence retraction decisions before, but his connection to one of the study’s authors, a vaccine critic, raises conflict of interest concerns.
A researcher received emails demanding payment in exchange for his paper’s acceptance in a Wiley journal, setting off an investigation into peer review integrity.
Springer Nature retracted two of the Nobelist’s papers in 2011 for “copyright violation” but recently un-retracted them citing “human error.” Some doubt this explanation.
An interconnected global network of computer scientists aggressively boosted each other’s metrics through citation manipulation and compromised peer review.
Researchers found celebrity images and thousands of duplicated entries in datasets that were used to create predictive models, including some in clinical use.
Researchers analyzed 172 clinical trial papers and found that formal editorial flags, like retractions and expressions of concern, have little impact on how often research is cited.
A scientist facing a 15-year debarment for research misconduct allegedly used a fabricated email from an NIH researcher to claim his case was government retaliation.
Researchers uncovered a sophisticated citation mill using large language models to rephrase legitimate research on preprint servers, aiming to inflate citation counts.
After a physicist was found to have authored most of the papers in a conference volume he also edited, EPJ Web of Conferences withdrew the entire issue and banned him and his team.
When a researcher wrote that maybe his peer review process would have gone better if he had cited the journal editor’s own papers, resignations and increased scrutiny followed.
Irritated by predatory journals and fake conferences, one mathematics researcher decided to submit an obviously AI-generated manuscript, revealing their exploitative behavior.
What happens when a journal won’t correct an article? One scientist found out when she attempted to retract her own paper, surfacing troubling gaps in publishing ethics.
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