Tags : research fraud

Manipulated images: hiding in plain sight?

Irish-funded scientist under investigation over his research

Misconduct in science

Misconduct in science

Science, fraud and bias

Fraud is now the biggest enemy of science

Secret dossier on research fraud suggests government concern over science

When research is sloppy or downright dishonest

Fraudulent research results: how common are they?

Scientific Misbehavior in Economics: Unacceptable research practice linked to perceived pressure to publish

Retractions are coming thick and fast: it’s time for journal publishers to act

Fraudulent research claims show crucial need for policy

Does science need a retraction ‘shame list?’

Scientific research: Looks good on paper

Science in chains

Research fraud: More scrutiny by administrators is not the answer

The made-up science scandal: how fact-fabrication is damaging UK’s global name for research

We DO have a problem

Tackle research fraud with ‘fear factor’: psychologist

Diederik Stapel’s Audacious Academic Fraud

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