In 2018, a biochemist in Scotland, Dario Alessi, became aware of image irregularities in two of his papers through comments on PubPeer, each in a different ...

Nearly 20 years after the publication of a paper on phytoestrogens in postmenopausal women, one of the authors said the study ...

The collective monograph of the publishing house ...

The decision to abandon a process to re-evaluate a review recommending exercise therapy for chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) has reignited calls ...

A psychology journal has retracted an article on IQ tests nearly 50 years after publication – and more than 35 years after an investigation found the lead author author had fabricated data in several other ...

A case of mistaken identity among sharks has led to a correction that changed, among other content, an article’s title, its abstract and the discussion section. Corrected article title: "Novel deep-sea observations reveal twilight zone occurrence for two species of pelagic sharks: the...

Two management journals from the same publisher have retracted a pair of articles for taking "models, samples, and results" from each other and earlier work. "Workplace bullying and intention to leave: a moderated mediation model of emotional exhaustion and supervisory...

The "Technology audit and production reserves" journal INVITES.

In December 2024, the journal was accepted to Scopus. We are waiting for its title to appear in the new Title list...

Last October, Martin McPhillie, a lecturer in organic chemistry at the UK’s University of Leeds, received an email alert from his institution about a new article bearing his name – "Docking Study of Licensed Non-Viral Drugs to Obtain Ebola Virus Inhibitors," appeared in ...