Some 19 years ago I covered the first World Conference on Research Integrity in Lisbon. My career took a different track for a while, but now I'm firmly back in this world, and excited for #wcri2026!
@CharlesCMann It is indeed a wild story! A note on my @RetractionWatch article, though - the journal issued *corrections* on the case studies to label them as fictional, it didn't retract them.
Retraction guidelines updates:
* batch retractions
* communicating with authors
* purpose of retraction
* editor’s decision to retract
* aligning with NEW expressions of concern guidelines
https://t.co/GO5LcvyvBF
#Scholcomms#RetractionGuideline
Yesterday at @peerrevcongress there were a few calls for @C0PE to revise its retraction guidelines. They did, released today. Read about the changes at @RetractionWatch: https://t.co/Z6LAxQ9YMK
Once upon a time, two science journalists had an idea for a blog about retractions. And on Aug. 3, 2010, Retraction Watch launched. Fifteen years and 6,700 posts later, that work seems more important than ever.
Happy 15th anniversary, Retraction Watch.
https://t.co/GmFACISYy8
The fakery behind a study on canvassing to change minds about gay marriage came to light 10 years ago thanks to two then-graduate students. I caught up with them to see what has -- and hasn't -- changed in the last decade. My latest for @RetractionWatch
https://t.co/sNWRNkvXTK
Today's moment of joy came from @AveryOrrall 's original headline for this story, which sadly did not make the cut:
Mistake-fin identity: Correction issued for paper that confused shark species 🦈🤣
https://t.co/sV4nTzysdb
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