
Frederik Joelving
@joelving
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Contributing editor @RetractionWatch, formerly @Reuters_Health. I welcome tips. Views are my own. Also on Bluesky: @joelving.bsky.social
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Following our two investigations in @ScienceMagazine (& , @SIMATS_Univ in India has had more than 260 papers retracted, @RetractionWatch's Avery Orrall reports
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RT @IRWatchdog: Recently released QS Subject wise rankings make no sense. IIT Bombay and IIT Madras are ranked below Lovely Professional Un….
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RT @KarishmaPatel99: I want to make one thing clear. I left @BBCNews last year after covering Gaza for months because I could see evidence….
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RT @Science_Academy: Congratulations to Professor Jennifer Byrne (@JAByrneSci) from @Sydney_Uni and NSW Health Pathology who is the 2025 re….
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And counting. @IRWatchdog.
Following our two investigations in @ScienceMagazine (& , @SIMATS_Univ in India has had more than 260 papers retracted, @RetractionWatch's Avery Orrall reports
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RT @RetractionWatch: The phrase was so strange it would have stood out even to a non-scientist. @joelving reports .
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RT @Thatsregrettab1: I've flagged more than a dozen papers on PubPeer by an Editor-in-Charge of a @tandfonline journal *in their own journa….
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RT @RetractionWatch: “We will not retract published articles on request by an author on the basis that they contain so-called banned words,….
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RT @jasonhickel: This is extremely concerning. The correct response is: (a) class-action lawsuits against the major plastic producers, and….
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RT @IRWatchdog: NAAC has been embroiled in controversies. Another case of massive corruption happening in NAAC. Institute in question is KL….
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RT @Graham_Kendall: In my view this is an important article that everybody who publishes in the scientific literature should read. It's wri….
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RT @RetractionWatch: Very happy to see that the Cochrane Library @cochranecollab is now using the Retraction Watch Database to flag retract….
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Scientific fraud is a growing problem. “You can’t just read an abstract and have any faith in it. I kind of assume everything’s wrong,” a scientist and journal editor told me. Read our deep dive for @ConversationUS
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