Science journalism that reports on flaws in the scientific process operates in a fraught environment, with attacks on science and scientists worldwide and increasing concern about public mistrust in s...

An analysis of 100,000 special issues of academic journals reveals that one in eight is filled with articles written by the editor, particularly at the publisher MDPI

El emblemático cierre de la revista científica ‘El Profesional de la Información’ marca el final de una era en el campo de la documentación, la

Journals that work hard to meet the needs of both authors and readers should be acknowledged publicly — encouraging others to follow suit.

Una de las cabeceras que más estudios publican en el mundo, expulsada del sistema por irregularidades. Su editorial, Elsevier, supera los 1.300 millones de euros de beneficios al año

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Founded in 1999, RECPC became one of the most influential Spanish-language journals in criminal law and criminology. After a 2024 change of management, articles of dubious authorship and quality linke...

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Concerns Regarding Stealth Journal Transfers and DOI Mismanagement Hello everyone, My name is Alberto Martín-Martín, and I’m a researcher in the field of bibliometrics and scholarly communication. A...

Study finds dozens of journals that have hiked their fees and started churning out papers after being acquired by small, recently formed companies.

Study finds dozens of journals that have hiked their fees and started churning out papers after being acquired by small, recently formed companies.

Detailing yet another citation manipulation scheme in Google Scholar

Study finds dozens of journals that have hiked their fees and started churning out papers after being acquired by small, recently formed companies.

Study finds dozens of journals that have hiked their fees and started churning out papers after being acquired by small, recently formed companies.

The need to reform research assessment and scientific publishing practices is widely recognized. However, Ludo Waltman argues that the assessment and publishing reform movements will be successful onl...