Researchers who agree to manipulate citations are more likely to get their papers published
Researchers who are coerced by editors into adding superfluous citations in their manuscripts are more likely to succeed in publishing...
Researchers who agree to manipulate citations are more likely to get their papers published
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Swiss funder unveils new CV format to make grant evaluation fairer
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Russian website peddles authorships linked to reputable journals
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Record number of first-time observers get Hubble telescope time
Editors give green light to patients co-authoring manuscripts
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Swiss funder draws lots to make grant decisions
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