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  1. AI-generated reference errors are increasingly entering scientific papers, with tens of thousands of 2025 publications potentially affected. The issue is shifting from simple citation mistakes to fully fabricated sources.

    🌐 nature.com/articles/d41586-026

    #ArtificialIntelligence #ScientificIntegrity #ResearchPublishing #PeerReview #OpenScience

  2. EASE Update - Issue 3
    linkedin.com/pulse/ease-update

    We chat about Bluesky, poster presentations - and invite YOU to submit one to our Oslo Conference - take a look at some of the recent community action across the Association, highlight the latest publications from European Science Editing including a new Structured Peer Review Checklist, and more.

    #EASEupdate #JournalPublishing #ResearchPublishing
    #JournalEditing #ScienceEditing #PeerReview #Conference2025 #PosterPresentations

  3. Why attend #PublicationIntegrityWeek 2024?
    This year's topics include:
    • AI's role in detecting ethical issues
    • Broader ethics applications in publishing
    • The evolution of peer review
    Also, two of our colleagues will be participating, including a session on plagiarism and a panel about 'Applying publication ethics to 'non-traditional' publications'
    publicationethics.org/events/p
    #ResearchPublishing #EthicsInResearch

  4. Oh Schreck – das Journal, in dem mein letztes Paper erschien, hat sich als #PredatoryJournal entpuppt! Wie kriege ich es jetzt von den Räubern wieder zurück? …

    — Thema unserer "Freitags-Kolumne": 👉 laborjournal.de/editorials/267

    #Researchpublishing #Predatorypublishing

  5. @CentralAndWesternArchiveGLAM I agree, and thank gawd it's easily possible to curate a Follow list across servers too because no mattter if I join an AU-specific community, most of my professional #OA #scholcomms #researchpublishing networks remain international

  6. For research citations, no replication is no problem - Enlarge / inside page. (credit: Shou-Hui Wang / Flickr)
    Over the past decade, i... - arstechnica.com/?p=1767246 #researchpublishing #researchethics #replication #science