Scientists should be open about their mistakes

Joana Grave ()
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Joana Grave: University of Aveiro

Nature Human Behaviour, 2021, vol. 5, issue 12, 1593-1593

Abstract: Discovering an error that leads to retraction is a harrowing experience, especially for early-career researchers. Joana Grave shares the story of the retraction of her first published paper and how community support helped her through this challenge.

Date: 2021
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