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RT @csugimoto
Deeply saddened to hear of the passing of my friend and colleague @LoetLeydesdorff. Although most will remember him for his prodigious publishing and scholarly banter, I will always remember him for his laugh. Missing you, @LoetLeydesdorff.

RT @DrOlayaMoldes
Very entertaining talk about fraud in academia from @deevybee 👏👍

Current problems:
- Tracking back paper mills is done on volunteering bases!
- There is a need to remove incentives for fraud
- We need to reward & promote and Pre-registration

RT @westermarcklab
I have resigned from my position as the editor of @Cancers_MDPI. I thought they were going to right direction but having experienced too many times reviewer comments neglected, or just rushing to publish with our revisions, I must agree with this listing. predatoryreports.org/news/f/li

RT @pash22
Very good tweetorial by Florian. @lemondefr is defo living in a fantasy world @lucadf twitter.com/NaudetFlorian/stat

RT @MishaTeplitskiy
Data are surely out of date now but still:

At PNAS, acceptance rate for
➡️direct submissions: 18%
➡️contributed* submissions: 98% ‼️

* contributed = author is NAS member, can choose his/her reviewers etc.

nature.com/articles/510330a

RT @Mario_Malicki
After some delay, our survey (n=3,659) was published today. In 2018, 21% of authors, reviewers, and editors believed we should preregister studies, and 60% that we should share data and code. Additionally, 20% admitted sacrificing quality for quantity. journals.plos.org/plosone/arti

RT @MicrobiomDigest
The lightest degree of punishment for scientific fraud is: no punishment at all. The fraudster goes on publishing scientific papers. They go on getting paid by their university. They go on speaking at conferences and teaching students.
@StuartJRitchie writes. twitter.com/StuartJRitchie/sta

RT @InstitutDATAIA
[SEMINAR] See you on March 14th, at @Inria_Saclay for a co-organized seminar with @soda_INRIA @InriaMind teams!
📢 Elisabeth Bik (@MicrobiomDigest) will hold a conference about "The Dark Side of Science: Misconduct in Biomedical Research".
bit.ly/3FbADpz
⏲ 12:00-1:30pm

RT @BordeauxTea
We were at @institutpasteur today to talk about our journey with @BordeauxTea , and Reproducibility.
A big thanks to the organizers, especially @NPRougier, for hosting Recherche Reproductible & inviting us.
Stay tuned… great things are coming!

RT @jrgptrs
@Andrew___Baker Is it realistic to expect that from reviewers? Replication is real scientific work, nothing you do en passant. Shouldn't we replicate more as part of the business-as-usual scientific work? And thereby create incentives. Sorry for self-promotion but... bit.ly/3LcDhyX

RT @UKRIO
We have developed a Landscape Map, showing the many groups and stakeholders involved in UK research integrity.

We have also added a link to an accessible version of this map on the page.

View on website: ukrio.org/research-integrity-l

RT @dustin_wright37
People are losing their trust in science -- has a huge impact on this. Sensationalism, false promises, uncalibrated uncertainty all play into this. My latest blog post looks at this and asks how can help.
dustinwright.substack.com/p/di

RT @rosie_open
Check out the pre-print of the NERQ-kick off:
❗️Seven challenges for : current status and recommendations
🔗osf.io/5w9kg

RT @TranspariMED
.@C0PE statement: AI tools should not be listed as an author as they cannot take responsibility for submitted work
publicationethics.org/cope-pos

RT @TranspariMED
.@C0PE statement: AI tools should not be listed as an author as they cannot take responsibility for submitted work
publicationethics.org/cope-pos

RT @EcoledesPonts
[ 🗓️06/03] Rencontre autour de l'ouvrage "Le futur des métropoles. Temps et infrastructure"
💬Nathalie Roseau, Prof & chercheuse au

🔗ecoledesponts.fr/rencontre-aut

@Ecologie_Gouv @ParisTech_News @ParisEstSup

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