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Publisher: Scientific Route OÜ (Estonia)
Open Access: All monographs are freely accessible (Monograph Catalog)
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Read more: Call for Manuscripts: Monograph Publication in the EU with Scopus Indexing
A journal faced a grave ethical dilemma when authors failed to disclose financial support from the tobacco industry in a published paper on passive smoking. Despite subsequent letters and editorial efforts to address the issue, the authors remained reluctant to divulge crucial details. Furthermore, evidence emerged of the corresponding author's extensive involvement with the tobacco industry, including consultancy contracts and funding from cigarette manufacturers.
Read more: REFUSAL TO DISCLOSE COMPETING INTERESTS LEADS TO SCANDALOUS REVELATIONS
The manuscript discusses the crucial distinction between the terms "method" and "methodology" in the context of scientific research, particularly in the Materials and Methods section of a manuscript. The author highlights the significance of using these terms accurately and explores their roles in the research process.
In a startling revelation, an academic journal recently uncovered a concerning trend of plagiarism involving 11 manuscripts submitted within a single month. The manuscripts, comprising 9 case reports, 1 original study, and 1 letter, all originated from an author based in a European Union country, identified as author A, who also served as the first author in each submission. Another author, identified as author B, appeared as the second author in 10 of the manuscripts, while two additional authors (authors C and D) were listed in two of the submissions.
Read more: Serial Plagiarism: 11 Manuscripts Under Scrutiny from a Single Corresponding Author
In a surprising turn of events, a case report submitted to a renowned journal by Japanese authors has come under scrutiny following the reception of two anonymous letters from within Japan. The accusations, stating that the author "has prized honour above everything else" and submitted "nonsense data," have cast a cloud of doubt over the integrity of the research.
Read more: Anonymous Allegations Cast Shadows on Japanese Case Report: A Tale of Academic Integrity
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A perplexing case has emerged in the academic publishing realm, involving a paper submitted to Journal A with claims of complete originality. Upon closer inspection by the editor, substantial overlap with a paper already published in Journal B on the same infection outbreak, albeit with a different set of authors, was discovered.
A concerning case of plagiarism has emerged involving a paper submitted from a Middle-Eastern university hospital, where about 30% of the text and tables were found to be copied from a reviewer's publication. Despite the originality of the results, the extensive plagiarism prompted rejection of the paper and initiation of further investigation under COPE procedures.
Read more: Academic Misconduct: Addressing Plagiarism in Research Publications
A recent case of alleged plagiarism, involving two academic papers published in different journals, has been resolved following an investigation and exchange of correspondence between the parties involved.
Read more: Alleged Plagiarism Case Resolved with Apology and Institutional Review