Author: scholarlyworld
Taylor & Francis Unveils Its Most Advanced and Accessible eReader for Seamless User Experience
Taylor & Francis, a global leader in academic publishing, has announced the launch of its most advanced and accessible eReader, designed to provid [...]
Dutch Institutions and Elsevier Collaborate to Drive Open Access and Innovation
Dutch universities, research institutions, and Elsevier, a global leader in scientific information and analytics, have entered into new reading, publi [...]
Thousands Demand Retraction of Controversial Review Endorsing Exercise Therapy for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
A wave of renewed criticism has emerged following Cochrane’s decision to abandon efforts to update its highly contested 2019 systematic review, "Exerc [...]
Psychology Journal Retracts 1978 IQ Test Paper Following Misconduct Allegations
In a landmark decision, the Journal of School Psychology, an Elsevier publication, has retracted an article on IQ testing nearly 50 years after its or [...]
Guest Editor Retracts Three Articles Amid Conflict of Interest Concerns in Elsevier Journal
In a significant development within the academic publishing community, the South African Journal of Botany, published by Elsevier, has retracted three [...]
Researcher Alleges Thesis Data Theft in Retracted Critical Care Medicine Paper
An Indian researcher has requested the Indian Journal of Critical Care Medicine (IJCCM) to amend the reason for the retraction of a paper published in [...]
Springer Nature’s $49 AI “Media Kit” Sparks Controversy Among Researchers
Springer Nature, the renowned publisher behind Nature and Scientific American, has recently made headlines by offering authors a $49 "AI Media Kit" to [...]
The Emotional Toll of Honest Mistakes in Scientific Retractions
A recent survey published in Royal Society Open Science highlights the significant emotional and professional impact of retractions caused by honest m [...]
Germany’s National Agreement with MDPI Sparks Global Concerns
Germany's recent national publishing agreement with MDPI, enabling discounted open-access publishing for over 100 German institutions, has drawn criti [...]
China Takes Bold Action Against Academic Misconduct with New Supreme Court Guidelines
In a significant move to uphold research integrity, the Supreme People’s Court of China has announced strict measures to curb academic misconduct and [...]