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A Springer Nature journal’s failure to find duplication in two papers by the same author could cost its official recognition as a scholarly publication in Norway.
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12963734/iStock A district judge has ended a $1 billion defamation case against Elsevier over a study about air purification technology after concluding the plaintiff’s evidence was too weak to take to trial.
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The Game Theory Society is severing ties with one of its official journals.
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A 2014 paper has been retracted following an investigation that concluded several of the figures, including those shown here, were “likely fabricated.”
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A Wiley journal has corrected a retraction notice to clarify the author, a Princeton student, never conducted the study in the first place, as the student has gained publicity for visits to the offices of Texas Congressional delegation.
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Thousands of research studies violate journal policies on collaborations between editors and authors
A tool developed to mine metadata and find past collaborations between handling editors and authors has turned up thousands of cases that breach journal policies on such relationships.
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An illustration of a cell secreting exosomes.
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Japanese institute finds materials researcher with 41 retractions guilty of ‘extensive’ manipulation
An investigation by a national research institute in Japan has concluded one of its former researchers fabricated and falsified figures in seven papers.
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A screenshot from the “Springer Journals Online” website before it went down on Friday.
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Annals of Internal Medicine has retracted a paper on treatments for Long COVID because the authors did not report dosing information for metformin, one of the drugs tested in the study.
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A 2025 paper identified a protein (stained in brown) that plays a role in bone metastases.
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Science Translational Medicine has retracted a paper on COVID-19 vaccines after an institutional investigation revealed a former Ph.D. student fabricated data and falsified images in the article.
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In March, Thomas Harvey sat in on a talk at the American Physical Society’s summit in Denver on a new model of the universe that claimed to eliminate the need for dark matter and dark energy.
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The homepage for Springer Journals Online offers to “help you craft a manuscript that passes the demanding criteria of high impact journals.”
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