Letter to the Editor: publish, publish … cursed! (Papers: Antonio Fernandez-Cano | February 2021)
Abstract This paper comments on the phenomenon of “publish or perish” associated with the current information explosion and its awful
Abstract This paper comments on the phenomenon of “publish or perish” associated with the current information explosion and its awful
We reached two milestones this week at Retraction Watch. Our database — the most comprehensive source for retractions by a wide margin
Editor’s Note: Today’s post is by Leslie D. McIntosh. Leslie is the founder and CEO of Ripeta, a company formed to
Some publishers say they are battling industrialized cheating. A Nature analysis examines the ‘paper mill’ problem — and how editors
Initial data suggest a drop in published proceedings amid shift to virtual events Questions are being raised about whether the
Here’s a story that’s likely to strike a sour chord with graduate students A researcher in Italy has lost his
Abstract This study investigated the retractions of academic research in the Middle East in the past two decades from a
A few weeks ago, a message pinged into my inbox asking if I would peer-review a manuscript submitted to a