Australian researchers ‘vulnerable’ under new code of conduct – Nature INDEX (Smriti Mallapaty | June 2018)
Australian academics say the country’s new research code of conduct is open to abuse by institutions, which are expected to
Australian academics say the country’s new research code of conduct is open to abuse by institutions, which are expected to
One-quarter of surveyed institutions admit to not complying with guidelines. The United Kingdom should establish a committee to monitor efforts
As Retraction Watch readers may recall, the UK’s House of Commons Science and Technology Committee has been holding an inquiry
If you don’t want *predatory publishing to tarnish the open access (OA) movement, you basically have two choices: an easy
Derek Pyne, a Thompson Rivers University economist, is among the global academics determined to expose deceptive academic journals, sometimes at
Studies co-authored by Paolo Macchiarini misrepresented patients’ conditions, according to the Karolinska Institute. The Karolinska Institute in Stockholm has declared
The #MeToo movement has cast historical behaviour and curricula in a new, shadowy light. Four writers give us their perspectives
But some researchers say new rules don’t go far enough. India has for the first time introduced regulations to detect