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  1. RE: scicomm.xyz/@ORCID_Org/1166413

    "Science has a [...] set of infrastructure for handling identity, provenance, integrity, and discoverability. Systems like arXiv, DOIs, CrossRef, Datacite, ORCID, OpenAlex, ROR, Retraction Watch, and PubMed form a kind of collaborative exoskeleton for scientific publishing and by extension, for modern scientific knowledge. Much as Github has been adapted for AI development, this infrastructure needs to be adapted for AI use in science."

    #ai
    #pids
    #openalex
    #retractionwatch
    #ORCID
    #ROR
    #DOI

  2. RE: scicomm.xyz/@ORCID_Org/1166413

    "Science has a [...] set of infrastructure for handling identity, provenance, integrity, and discoverability. Systems like arXiv, DOIs, CrossRef, Datacite, ORCID, OpenAlex, ROR, Retraction Watch, and PubMed form a kind of collaborative exoskeleton for scientific publishing and by extension, for modern scientific knowledge. Much as Github has been adapted for AI development, this infrastructure needs to be adapted for AI use in science."

    #ai
    #pids
    #openalex
    #retractionwatch
    #ORCID
    #ROR
    #DOI

  3. RE: scicomm.xyz/@ORCID_Org/1166413

    "Science has a [...] set of infrastructure for handling identity, provenance, integrity, and discoverability. Systems like arXiv, DOIs, CrossRef, Datacite, ORCID, OpenAlex, ROR, Retraction Watch, and PubMed form a kind of collaborative exoskeleton for scientific publishing and by extension, for modern scientific knowledge. Much as Github has been adapted for AI development, this infrastructure needs to be adapted for AI use in science."

    #ai
    #pids
    #openalex
    #retractionwatch
    #ORCID
    #ROR
    #DOI

  4. RE: scicomm.xyz/@ORCID_Org/1166413

    "Science has a [...] set of infrastructure for handling identity, provenance, integrity, and discoverability. Systems like arXiv, DOIs, CrossRef, Datacite, ORCID, OpenAlex, ROR, Retraction Watch, and PubMed form a kind of collaborative exoskeleton for scientific publishing and by extension, for modern scientific knowledge. Much as Github has been adapted for AI development, this infrastructure needs to be adapted for AI use in science."

    #ai
    #pids
    #openalex
    #retractionwatch
    #ORCID
    #ROR
    #DOI

  5. RE: scicomm.xyz/@ORCID_Org/1166413

    "Science has a [...] set of infrastructure for handling identity, provenance, integrity, and discoverability. Systems like arXiv, DOIs, CrossRef, Datacite, ORCID, OpenAlex, ROR, Retraction Watch, and PubMed form a kind of collaborative exoskeleton for scientific publishing and by extension, for modern scientific knowledge. Much as Github has been adapted for AI development, this infrastructure needs to be adapted for AI use in science."

    #ai
    #pids
    #openalex
    #retractionwatch
    #ORCID
    #ROR
    #DOI

  6. Weekend reads: An alternative to the #impactfactor in China; the clinical trials of six ‘superretractors’; Retraction Watch goes to Capitol Hill – #RetractionWatch

    China proposes a new way to measure academic influence in a departure from impact factor.”

    retractionwatch.com/2026/04/18

  7. Weekend reads: An alternative to the #impactfactor in China; the clinical trials of six ‘superretractors’; Retraction Watch goes to Capitol Hill – #RetractionWatch

    China proposes a new way to measure academic influence in a departure from impact factor.”

    retractionwatch.com/2026/04/18

  8. Weekend reads: An alternative to the #impactfactor in China; the clinical trials of six ‘superretractors’; Retraction Watch goes to Capitol Hill – #RetractionWatch

    China proposes a new way to measure academic influence in a departure from impact factor.”

    retractionwatch.com/2026/04/18

  9. Weekend reads: ‘Don’t hate the replicator, hate the game’; Crossref finds 150K incorrect citation links in database; Announcing our Ctrl-Z award – #RetractionWatch
    Economist discusses “internationally crowdsourced surveillance system, designed to keep social scientists honest”
    ET
    By Alexi Horowitz-Ghazi
    Mary Childs
    Jess Jiang
    James Sneed
    Emma Peaslee

    retractionwatch.com/2026/03/14

  10. Weekend reads: ‘Don’t hate the replicator, hate the game’; Crossref finds 150K incorrect citation links in database; Announcing our Ctrl-Z award – #RetractionWatch
    Economist discusses “internationally crowdsourced surveillance system, designed to keep social scientists honest”
    ET
    By Alexi Horowitz-Ghazi
    Mary Childs
    Jess Jiang
    James Sneed
    Emma Peaslee

    retractionwatch.com/2026/03/14

  11. Weekend reads: ‘Don’t hate the replicator, hate the game’; Crossref finds 150K incorrect citation links in database; Announcing our Ctrl-Z award – #RetractionWatch
    Economist discusses “internationally crowdsourced surveillance system, designed to keep social scientists honest”
    ET
    By Alexi Horowitz-Ghazi
    Mary Childs
    Jess Jiang
    James Sneed
    Emma Peaslee

    retractionwatch.com/2026/03/14

  12. Scammy research publishers. It is all about the money these days.
    I hope people can afford to sue them.

    "In a 2024 article in the Journal of Scholarly Publishing, Graham Kendall, the deputy vice chancellor at MILA University in Nilai, Malaysia, detailed possible connections between Walsh Medical Media and the publishing group OMICS. In 2019, OMICS was ordered to pay the U.S. government $50 million in 2019 for “unfair and deceptive practices.” "

    retractionwatch.com/2026/03/05

    #RetractionWatch #Research

  13. Scammy research publishers. It is all about the money these days.
    I hope people can afford to sue them.

    "In a 2024 article in the Journal of Scholarly Publishing, Graham Kendall, the deputy vice chancellor at MILA University in Nilai, Malaysia, detailed possible connections between Walsh Medical Media and the publishing group OMICS. In 2019, OMICS was ordered to pay the U.S. government $50 million in 2019 for “unfair and deceptive practices.” "

    retractionwatch.com/2026/03/05

    #RetractionWatch #Research

  14. Scammy research publishers. It is all about the money these days.
    I hope people can afford to sue them.

    "In a 2024 article in the Journal of Scholarly Publishing, Graham Kendall, the deputy vice chancellor at MILA University in Nilai, Malaysia, detailed possible connections between Walsh Medical Media and the publishing group OMICS. In 2019, OMICS was ordered to pay the U.S. government $50 million in 2019 for “unfair and deceptive practices.” "

    retractionwatch.com/2026/03/05

    #RetractionWatch #Research

  15. Scammy research publishers. It is all about the money these days.
    I hope people can afford to sue them.

    "In a 2024 article in the Journal of Scholarly Publishing, Graham Kendall, the deputy vice chancellor at MILA University in Nilai, Malaysia, detailed possible connections between Walsh Medical Media and the publishing group OMICS. In 2019, OMICS was ordered to pay the U.S. government $50 million in 2019 for “unfair and deceptive practices.” "

    retractionwatch.com/2026/03/05

    #RetractionWatch #Research

  16. Scammy research publishers. It is all about the money these days.
    I hope people can afford to sue them.

    "In a 2024 article in the Journal of Scholarly Publishing, Graham Kendall, the deputy vice chancellor at MILA University in Nilai, Malaysia, detailed possible connections between Walsh Medical Media and the publishing group OMICS. In 2019, OMICS was ordered to pay the U.S. government $50 million in 2019 for “unfair and deceptive practices.” "

    retractionwatch.com/2026/03/05

    #RetractionWatch #Research

  17. If you were as irritated as I was when #RetractionWatch of all outlets uncritically linked to a sensationalist article celebrating Ulrike #Guerot of all people as a martyr - the conspiratorial academic convicted of #plagiarism by an actual court.

    Well, then you now have the chance to do better. :)

    centerforscientificintegrity.o

  18. If you were as irritated as I was when #RetractionWatch of all outlets uncritically linked to a sensationalist article celebrating Ulrike #Guerot of all people as a martyr - the conspiratorial academic convicted of #plagiarism by an actual court.

    Well, then you now have the chance to do better. :)

    centerforscientificintegrity.o

  19. If you were as irritated as I was when #RetractionWatch of all outlets uncritically linked to a sensationalist article celebrating Ulrike #Guerot of all people as a martyr - the conspiratorial academic convicted of #plagiarism by an actual court.

    Well, then you now have the chance to do better. :)

    centerforscientificintegrity.o

  20. If you were as irritated as I was when #RetractionWatch of all outlets uncritically linked to a sensationalist article celebrating Ulrike #Guerot of all people as a martyr - the conspiratorial academic convicted of #plagiarism by an actual court.

    Well, then you now have the chance to do better. :)

    centerforscientificintegrity.o

  21. If you were as irritated as I was when #RetractionWatch of all outlets uncritically linked to a sensationalist article celebrating Ulrike #Guerot of all people as a martyr - the conspiratorial academic convicted of #plagiarism by an actual court.

    Well, then you now have the chance to do better. :)

    centerforscientificintegrity.o

  22. 📄🔍 Zurückgezogene Artikel zitieren, ohne es zu merken?

    Retractions rechtzeitig zu erkennen ist gar nicht so einfach. Allein 2023 wurden weltweit mehr als 10.000 wissenschaftliche Artikel zurückgezogen. Mit Retraction Watch und dem Zotero-Plugin behält man den Überblick und erkennt Retractions direkt in der eigenen Literaturverwaltung.

    #RetractionWatch #Retractions #Zotero #GuteWissenschaftlichePraxis #OpenScience #Openness

    tub.tuhh.de/blog/2026/02/23/re

  23. 📄🔍 Zurückgezogene Artikel zitieren, ohne es zu merken?

    Retractions rechtzeitig zu erkennen ist gar nicht so einfach. Allein 2023 wurden weltweit mehr als 10.000 wissenschaftliche Artikel zurückgezogen. Mit Retraction Watch und dem Zotero-Plugin behält man den Überblick und erkennt Retractions direkt in der eigenen Literaturverwaltung.

    #RetractionWatch #Retractions #Zotero #GuteWissenschaftlichePraxis #OpenScience #Openness

    tub.tuhh.de/blog/2026/02/23/re

  24. 📄🔍 Zurückgezogene Artikel zitieren, ohne es zu merken?

    Retractions rechtzeitig zu erkennen ist gar nicht so einfach. Allein 2023 wurden weltweit mehr als 10.000 wissenschaftliche Artikel zurückgezogen. Mit Retraction Watch und dem Zotero-Plugin behält man den Überblick und erkennt Retractions direkt in der eigenen Literaturverwaltung.

    #RetractionWatch #Retractions #Zotero #GuteWissenschaftlichePraxis #OpenScience #Openness

    tub.tuhh.de/blog/2026/02/23/re

  25. 📄🔍 Zurückgezogene Artikel zitieren, ohne es zu merken?

    Retractions rechtzeitig zu erkennen ist gar nicht so einfach. Allein 2023 wurden weltweit mehr als 10.000 wissenschaftliche Artikel zurückgezogen. Mit Retraction Watch und dem Zotero-Plugin behält man den Überblick und erkennt Retractions direkt in der eigenen Literaturverwaltung.

    #RetractionWatch #Retractions #Zotero #GuteWissenschaftlichePraxis #OpenScience #Openness

    tub.tuhh.de/blog/2026/02/23/re

  26. 📄🔍 Zurückgezogene Artikel zitieren, ohne es zu merken?

    Retractions rechtzeitig zu erkennen ist gar nicht so einfach. Allein 2023 wurden weltweit mehr als 10.000 wissenschaftliche Artikel zurückgezogen. Mit Retraction Watch und dem Zotero-Plugin behält man den Überblick und erkennt Retractions direkt in der eigenen Literaturverwaltung.

    #RetractionWatch #Retractions #Zotero #GuteWissenschaftlichePraxis #OpenScience #Openness

    tub.tuhh.de/blog/2026/02/23/re

  27. Der Beitrag von Konstantin Schönfelder im ZEVEDI-Verantwortungsblog zeigt, warum das unter generativer KI eine neue Dringlichkeit bekommt: Ungekennzeichnete KI-Nutzung, Textartefakte wie „Regenerate Response“, erfundene Literaturangaben und ein Publikationsbetrieb, der solche Dinge teils offenbar durchwinkt.

    Mehr zum ZEVEDI-Verantwortungsblog ⬇️
    zevedi.de/verantwortungsblog/

    #ZEVEDI #VBlog #RetractionWatch #Wissenschaft #Publikationswesen

  28. Der Beitrag von Konstantin Schönfelder im ZEVEDI-Verantwortungsblog zeigt, warum das unter generativer KI eine neue Dringlichkeit bekommt: Ungekennzeichnete KI-Nutzung, Textartefakte wie „Regenerate Response“, erfundene Literaturangaben und ein Publikationsbetrieb, der solche Dinge teils offenbar durchwinkt.

    Mehr zum ZEVEDI-Verantwortungsblog ⬇️
    zevedi.de/verantwortungsblog/

    #ZEVEDI #VBlog #RetractionWatch #Wissenschaft #Publikationswesen

  29. Der Beitrag von Konstantin Schönfelder im ZEVEDI-Verantwortungsblog zeigt, warum das unter generativer KI eine neue Dringlichkeit bekommt: Ungekennzeichnete KI-Nutzung, Textartefakte wie „Regenerate Response“, erfundene Literaturangaben und ein Publikationsbetrieb, der solche Dinge teils offenbar durchwinkt.

    Mehr zum ZEVEDI-Verantwortungsblog ⬇️
    zevedi.de/verantwortungsblog/

    #ZEVEDI #VBlog #RetractionWatch #Wissenschaft #Publikationswesen

  30. Der Beitrag von Konstantin Schönfelder im ZEVEDI-Verantwortungsblog zeigt, warum das unter generativer KI eine neue Dringlichkeit bekommt: Ungekennzeichnete KI-Nutzung, Textartefakte wie „Regenerate Response“, erfundene Literaturangaben und ein Publikationsbetrieb, der solche Dinge teils offenbar durchwinkt.

    Mehr zum ZEVEDI-Verantwortungsblog ⬇️
    zevedi.de/verantwortungsblog/

    #ZEVEDI #VBlog #RetractionWatch #Wissenschaft #Publikationswesen

  31. Der neue Beitrag im ZEVEDI-Verantwortungsblog zeigt Konstantin Schönfelder, warum das unter generativer KI eine neue Dringlichkeit bekommt: Ungekennzeichnete KI-Nutzung, Textartefakte wie „Regenerate Response“, erfundene Literaturangaben und ein Publikationsbetrieb, der solche Dinge teils offenbar durchwinkt.

    Mehr zum ZEVEDI-Verantwortungsblog ⬇️
    zevedi.de/verantwortungsblog/

    #ZEVEDI #VBlog #RetractionWatch #Wissenschaft #Publikationswesen

  32. A retraction in Nature; penalties for ‘retraction hotspot universities? analysis of PISS journals #RetractionWatch
    Professor suspended after #Japaneseuniversity finds fishy results in sushi paper
    Sage journal retracts more than 40 papers over concerns with peer review, author contributions
    Northwestern to pay $2.3 million for falsified research in NIH grants
    @Nature retracts paper for #datamanipulation by Ph.D. student
    Technobabble papers by professor & editor under scrutiny
    Business management

  33. A retraction in Nature; penalties for ‘retraction hotspot universities? analysis of PISS journals #RetractionWatch
    Professor suspended after #Japaneseuniversity finds fishy results in sushi paper
    Sage journal retracts more than 40 papers over concerns with peer review, author contributions
    Northwestern to pay $2.3 million for falsified research in NIH grants
    @Nature retracts paper for #datamanipulation by Ph.D. student
    Technobabble papers by professor & editor under scrutiny
    Business management

  34. A retraction in Nature; penalties for ‘retraction hotspot universities? analysis of PISS journals #RetractionWatch
    Professor suspended after #Japaneseuniversity finds fishy results in sushi paper
    Sage journal retracts more than 40 papers over concerns with peer review, author contributions
    Northwestern to pay $2.3 million for falsified research in NIH grants
    @Nature retracts paper for #datamanipulation by Ph.D. student
    Technobabble papers by professor & editor under scrutiny
    Business management