Post-retraction citation patterns: Implications for scientific communication

Post-retraction citation patterns: Scientific impact

In a surprising revelation, a recent study found that even after a scientific paper is retracted due to misconduct, it continues to receive citations at an alarming rate. The analysis, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of, showed that retracted papers experienced a decrease in citation frequency from about 5 citations before retraction to only 2 after, while non-retracted control papers maintained a…

Ethical Considerations and the h-index

Ethical Considerations and the h-index

Did you know that up to 14% of scientific studies might be faked? This fact shows how vital it is to keep ethics in mind when doing research. This is especially true for the h-index, a key way to measure a researcher’s impact. Looking into academic integrity and how we publish research, we see the h-index’s big role. It’s not just a number; it shows…

Strategies to Improve Your h-index

Strategies to Improve Your h-index

Did you know the h-index was first introduced in 2005? It’s now a key way to measure a researcher’s work and its impact1. In today’s competitive world, knowing how to boost our h-index is crucial. It shows not just how much we publish, but also how our research affects others2. A high h-index can lead to better job prospects, more grants, and more collaborations. That’s…

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