Libraries on the frontline: protecting research integrity
In the fight to safeguard academic credibility, authentication infrastructure is a vital line of defence, says Jon Bentley
In the fight to safeguard academic credibility, authentication infrastructure is a vital line of defence, says Jon Bentley
Activity from predatory publishers to con academic researchers and defraud funders shows no sign of stopping
Supporting the integrity of the scholarly record is vital for upholding trust and transparency in research, say partners
Considering the needs of smaller publishers will yield more efficacious solutions and implementation at every scale, writes Danielle Padula
Guide was authored by the Sense about Science charity and Taylor & Francis, with input from the UK Research Integrity Office
Publisher also adopts STM Integrity Hub to "further support the integrity and high quality of scholarly publishing"
Critical research security data points can now be integrated into institutions’ and agencies’ workflows
An investigation by Digital Science reveals researchers linked to a fake research network have continued to attract legitimate grants worth at least $6.5m
United2Act, the international multi-stakeholder initiative combating paper mills, has published a report detailing the outcomes of its first phase and issued a call for…
Supported by Digital Science, this session will explore the landscape of research integrity challenges in scholarly publishing, highlighting key risk indicators
Agreement "supports publisher's due diligence processes when developing and reviewing new special issue proposals"
Library and publishing organisations highlight "loss of public trust in the essential role of American research and scholarship"