One academic paper’s journey through the mill
In the summer of 2020, Anna Abalkina came across an advertisement online: a website was selling authorship of a chemistry paper that it...
One academic paper’s journey through the mill
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Russian website peddles authorships linked to reputable journals
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Springer Nature publishes chemistry book written entirely by machine