Another elaborate correction by Eliezer Masliah et al admitting image anomalies ID’d originally by @mumumouse2 prior to my @ScienceMagazine investigation of Masliah: errors in images, but not to worry, they were only “for illustration purposes.” academic.oup.com/brain/artic…
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Very excited to organize this #workshop with Jana and Nathalie. A topic of utmost importance for resetting the dissemination of scientific results on a rigorous foundation. Join us next spring in @Vancouver! @WCRIFoundation
Something very significant quietly growing under our eyes. Sholto David @addictedtoigno1 has started to focus on Nature papers, and what he is posting on #Pubpeer is troubling. Not sure how he selects his target papers, but the number of “hits” every day suggests that a good proportion of what he is looking at contains manipulations (at least duplications). These papers are from highly diverse life science fields. Pls RT. @WCRIFoundation@RetractionWatch@lonnibesancon@mumumouse2@cpiller
When Marc Tessier-Lavigne continued to make 2mil/year AFTER being exposed for countless flawed papers and manipulated figures, you know something is rotten in the academic system…
As @Stanford lays off workers, 18 employees made $1 million or more. Among them, former SU president Tessier-Lavigne, who resigned after concerns about his papers. He is still professor, made $2 million last year, almost 2x as current president.
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Who doesn’t smell a rat here ? Apparently this top journal prioritizes sophistication over sound science. It’s all about make believe these days.
Scientific progress doubles every 15 years. Scientific fraud doubles every 1.5.
A new PNAS study found a small network of journal editors are responsible for 30% of retractions (approving their bogus work)
When it comes to AI= garbage in, garbage out.
The anti-aging field is like religion: part of its attraction--a major part, I think--is that it, like religion, makes such an extraordinary claim: the possibility of indefinte or even eternal life.
The Fountain of Youth.
That's one helluva drug, isn't it?
ZHU Bin (朱斌), who earned the title of "Top 2% Scientist" in 2022, and is working for Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden, and Southeast University, China, is found to receive abnormal "Citation-from-Pal" and "Citation-from-Themself". Details: 5gh.org.cn/WuGH/2025/000007.…