Retraction Watch
Tracking retractions as a window into the scientific process.
- By Alison Abritis, Ellie Kincaid
- Based in United States of America
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Would you consider a donation to support Weekend Reads, and our daily work? The week at Retraction Watch featured: Publisher slaps 60 papers in chemistry journal with expressions of concern Professor, former dean earns nearly …
Carl Elliott Retraction Watch readers may recall the story of Paolo Macchiarini, about whom we first wrote in 2012 before he became the subject of international scrutiny — and who has now been sentenced to …
In the late afternoon at a conference in Cartagena last year, a team of Swedish researchers presented their work on a technique that uses machine learning to translate the body’s own electric signals used to …