Publications like Science and the New England Journal of Medicine have long been essential forums for new research. Now the ...

Retractions occur when a paper is found to be flawed due to errors, plagiarism, data fabrication, peer-review fraud or other misconduct. On this blog, we have seen our fair share of such things.

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Renowned researcher from the University of Minnesota’s School of Public Health, Rachel Hardeman, announced her resignation amidst plagiarism allegations earlier ... the director of the Center for ...

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Research Misconduct 7/15/2020 - Emily Hatch, PhD, Assistant Professor, Basic Sciences Division 8/4/2020 - David Fredricks, MD, Professor, Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division 2019 Events Date ...