The fake citation landscape: examples from the wild
Nick Morley looks at real examples of hallucinated citations in published research, and explains what they mean for science
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Research manipulation mapped in new Forensic Scientometrics report
First FoSci report sets out scope, methods and challenges facing those on the front line of research integrity
Clarivate launches Web of Science Research Intelligence
AI-native platform designed to support institutional decision-making across funding, strategy and research impact
ERC backtracks on resubmission rule changes after community response
Response follows feedback on proposals unveiled earlier this month aimed at managing growing demand for ERC funding
Clarivate report outlines practical use of societal impact data in research assessment
Impacts "often take years to emerge, and meaningful assessment requires balancing qualitative and quantitative data"
Digital Science upgrades Dimensions Research Security
"Full workflow solution designed to help compliance teams screen, analyse and document research security risks"
GetFTR expands network with The Company of Biologists partnership
Publishers and researchers "benefit from increased reach, stronger engagement, and more efficient pathways to full text"
CACTUS integrates Imagetwin to expand image integrity checks
Integration allows users to run image integrity checks with minimal effort and without introducing additional steps
Measuring Usage in the Age of AI
Tasha Mellins-Cohen outlines COUNTER Metrics' new guidance for usage metrics associated with generative and agentic AI
Frontiers, NSFC and CEPIEC sign strategic agreement
Beijing agreement aims to promote sharing of resources and broaden access to publicly funded research
Digital Science launches Compass to track real-world publication impact
New platform combines data from Dimensions and Altmetric into a single, self-service platform
EBSCO Launches Art Source Ultimate for Art & Architecture Research
EBSCO Information Services launches Art Source Ultimate, a large, full-text database for art and architecture, featuring over 970 journals and global perspectives