Did you know that 80% of early career researchers feel pressured to publish in top journals? This is because their careers depend on impact factors (IF). Many universities require applicants to have a first-author publication in a leading journal1. Now, the focus is moving to new metrics for 2024, aiming to better measure research impact. Beyond the Impact Factor: Alternative Metrics for Measuring Research…
A staggering 343 cases of retraction were considered in this groundbreaking study on retractions in the arts and humanities domain. This startling statistic underscores the growing need to understand the phenomenon of retractions, which can have significant implications for academic integrity, scholarly publishing, and the pursuit of knowledge. Through a meticulous analysis of retraction notices, this work aims to shed light on the complex challenges…