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How often do scientists who commit misconduct do it again? – Retraction Watch
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Media and social media attention to retracted articles according to Altmetric | PLOS ONE
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Retraction Watch – Page 2 – Tracking retractions as a window into the scientific process
Retraction Watch on Twitter: "Another scientist has broken the 90-retraction barrier, only the third ever: The late Yoshihiro Sato. https://t.co/1ZYaWzdUO2 https://t.co/xhqEHCCmZL" / Twitter
Retraction Watch Revisited – Inside Science Resources
2021 – Retraction Watch
Media and social media attention to retracted articles according to Altmetric | PLOS ONE
Retraction Watch – Inside Science Resources
What a massive database of retracted papers reveals about science publishing's 'death penalty' | Science | AAAS
What a massive database of retracted papers reveals about science publishing's 'death penalty' | Science | AAAS
What a massive database of retracted papers reveals about science publishing's 'death penalty' | Science | AAAS
Anne Scheel on Twitter: "Impressive (terrifying) talk by @JohnLoadsman on his experiences battling fraud & plagiarism as an editor. Is the rate of anaesthesiologists on the @RetractionWatch leaderboard (in yellow) so absurdly
Retraction Watch Revisited – Inside Science Resources
The Retraction Watch Leaderboard – Retraction Watch
Media and social media attention to retracted articles according to Altmetric | PLOS ONE
