Research into nicotine use by young Aussies and a study on an Eastern gray kangaroo pox virus have something in common.

Retractions of papers from Marc Tessier-Lavigne and others, in journals like Science, should illustrate the importance of transparency in our field.

The authors of a widely criticized article on the supposed drawbacks of female mentorship in science retracted the paper, one month after Nature Communications said it was looking into how and why the ...

Retracting a paper is supposed to be a kiss of death to a career in science, right? Not if you think that winning a Nobel Prize is a mark of achievement, which pretty much everyone does.

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