This is Lonni Besançon, new contributor to this blog. A quick presentation before I dive into the topic of this first post. I…
While higher rates of endogeny can help indexes identify journals being used for self-promotion, nepotism, or other unethical…
Editoris spiviaThe role of journal editor is powerful: you decide what is accepted or rejected for publication. Given that…
Félicitons nos collègues de Rennes, et leurs co-auteurs, pour un bel article innovant dans PLOS Biology le 23 novembre 2021. C’es…
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Research identifies another potential bias in scientific publishing - nepotistic journals. The post Nepotistic Journals first…
New Research: “Massive Study Reveals Editorial Bias and Nepotism in Biomedical Journals” Citing the Public Library of Science…
From the Public Library of Science: Scientific journals are expected to consider research manuscripts dispassionately and…
Schneider Shorts of 26 November 2021 - Molecular Cell generously retracts 2 papers after almost 6 years of begging, Australian…