A spokesperson for Cianna insisted that the article in question was not being pulled — and he proved to be right.
This is not the first time we’ve seen researchers fight over who should get to write up a case report.
According to a new commentary published in the journal, the former editor’s article presented wrong statistics, and minimized the contributions of those who had come before her.
Another bumper crop. And we could really use your help.
According to a news release issued today, the university has issued a “disciplinary dismissal” of Yoshinori Watanabe.
When scientists write papers that cite a technique, who should get credit for discovering it?
"Cell chose to proceed with the version of the notice they crafted, and there was nothing I could do to convince them otherwise."
The case of Paolo Macchiarini "exemplifies the power of institutional actors to support dubious operators with a gift for international marketing and rapid publishing and to protect them in contexts of mounting external criticism," says a new paper. (sub req'd)
Salk puts cancer scientist Inder Verma -- earlier put on leave as PNAS editor in chief -- on leave after harassment allegations, announces investigation, Meredith Wadman reports.
Another bumper crop. And: We could really use your help.
