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The Washington Post reports that a Russian Academy of Sciences commission has led to the retraction of hundreds of scientific papers.

The New York Times reports academic researchers often work right through the holidays and over the weekends.

A new analysis in The BMJ finds that male authors are more likely to use terms like "novel," "unique," or "unprecedented" when describing their work, which leads to more citations.

The president of Nankai University is embroiled in a data manipulation scandal, the South China Morning Post reports.

Nature News reports that additional South Korean researchers have included the names of children on scientific papers when they did not contribute to the work.

Nature News writes that women in chemistry are less likely to have their manuscripts accepted for publication.

Retraction Watch reports that a series of tweets led to expression of concern for a PLOS Genetics paper, a move the paper's authors disagree with.