The recent revelations by Retraction Watch about the indexing of Science of Law in Elsevier’s Scopus database are not just concerning, they’re alarming. If a platform as prominent and widely relied upon as Scopus can be deceived so easily, we must ask: Where do we fall when our most trusted acade [...]
A widely cited 2011 study examining how motivation affects intelligence test scores has been retracted after it was discovered that one of the studies included in its meta-analysis had been retracted due to research misconduct.
Published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS [...]
In a timely and thought-provoking initiative, Sciendo, under the umbrella of Paradigm Publishing Services, is set to host a live webinar that addresses one of the most critical and often debated topics in academic publishing: Article Processing Charges (APCs).
Titled “Striking the Right Balanc [...]
A widely cited 2011 study examining how motivation affects intelligence test scores has been retracted after it was discovered that one of the studies [...]