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Snake Biting Study Retracted Over Unapproved Testing Methods
A controversial study that involved stepping on venomous snakes to observe their biting behavior has been retracted due to ethical approval discrepanc [...]
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Springer Nature Retracts Nearly 3,000 Papers in 2024 Amid Research Integrity Efforts
Springer Nature, one of the world’s largest academic publishers, has revealed that it retracted 2,923 research articles in 2024, emphasizing its ongoi [...]
Wiley Journal Retracts 26 Papers Over Compromised Peer Review Process
Environmental Toxicology, a journal published by Wiley, has recently retracted 26 research articles due to concerns over a compromised peer review pro [...]
Bilingual Publishing Boosts International Authorship: A Study on Spain-Based Journals
A recent study published in Learned Publishing explores the impact of bilingual publishing on international authorship, revealing that translating aca [...]
Turning Rejection into Opportunity: New Study Explores the Academic Publishing Process
Rejection is an inevitable part of academic publishing, but a new study in Learned Publishing sheds light on how authors can turn rejection into an op [...]
China’s Sci-Tech Journals Flourish Under Government Excellence Action Plan
A new study published in Learned Publishing highlights the transformative impact of China’s Sci-Tech Journal Excellence Action Plan (CJEAP) on the cou [...]
The Evolving Role of Special Issues in Scholarly Publishing
The landscape of scholarly publishing is undergoing rapid transformations, and special issues are playing an increasingly significant role in shaping [...]
French Researchers’ Adoption of Author Identifier Services: National Survey Highlights Key Trends and Challenges
A recent national survey conducted in France sheds light on the adoption and use of Author Identifier Services (AIDs) among researchers. The study, pu [...]
Addressing the Challenges in Peer Review: Study Highlights Ethical Issues and Stakeholder Perceptions
A recent study published in Learned Publishing has shed light on the persistent challenges within the peer-review process, emphasizing ethical concern [...]