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Researchers discover a new form of scientific fraud: Uncovering 'sneaked references'


A new type of fraud To understand the extent of the manipulation, we examined three scientific journals that were published by the Technoscience Academy, the publisher responsible for the articles ... Read More

'Sneaked References': A New, Insidious Form of Scientific Fraud


In the journals published by Technoscience Academy, at least 9% of recorded references were “sneaked references.” These additional references were only in the metadata, distorting citation counts and ... Read More

When scientific citations go rogue: Uncovering ‘sneaked references’ - Yahoo


Researchers have just detected a new kind of citation fraud. Scholars have long measured the impact of a paper by counting the number of times other scientific articles cite it. News ... Read More

Discovery of scientific fraud aimed at boosting research impact - Techno-Science.net


By Lonni Besançon, Linköping University, and Guillaume Cabanac, Institute of Research in Computer Science of Toulouse The image of a researcher working alone while ignoring the scientific community is ... Read More

When Scientific Citations Go Rogue: Uncovering ‘Sneaked References’ - Discover Magazine


In the journals published by Technoscience Academy, at least 9% of recorded references were “sneaked references.” These additional references were only in the metadata, distorting citation counts and ... Read More


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