Publish, and be damned

David Adam and Jonathan Knight

Nature, 2002, vol. 419, issue 6909, 772-776

Abstract: Recent controversies over scientific fraud and other disputed findings have raised questions over the way in which journals select papers for publication. Is there a problem? And what more could be done to weed out dubious results? David Adam and Jonathan Knight investigate.

Date: 2002
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