Correction of the literature

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  1. No study’s perfect: a cross-disciplinary analysis of published errata

    Cynthia Clerk - 30th Oct 2017

    Mistakes in research are inevitable, and publishing corrections is vital for the integrity of the literature. These errata rarely require a retraction, and are therefore considered a lesser concern. This perception might be wrong, however, because the act ...

  2. Retractions research project

    Cynthia Clerk - 30th Oct 2017

    The COPE  Code of Conduct states that editors have a responsibility to ensure the reliability of the scientific record, implying that it will sometimes be necessary to retract an article, but it has never attempted to develop detailed guidance about this. ...

  3. A claim of stolen data and a demand for retractions

    Case number: 
    10-22
    Year: 
    2010

  4. Editor found guilty of research misconduct

    Case number: 
    17-08
    Year: 
    2017
    Resolution: 
    On-going

  5. Blatant example of duplicate publication?

    Case number: 
    98-01
    Year: 
    1998

  6. Grounds for retraction?

    Case number: 
    98-11
    Year: 
    1998

  7. A falling out

    Case number: 
    98-30
    Year: 
    1998

  8. The manipulated contributor list

    Case number: 
    99-02
    Year: 
    1999

  9. Yet another case of duplicate publication

    Case number: 
    99-06
    Year: 
    1999

  10. Undeclared conflict of interest

    Case number: 
    00-12
    Year: 
    2000

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