Breaking the Glass Ceiling in Science by Looking at Citations
Researchers used artificial intelligence to study gender disparities in science
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OSHA Cites, Fines Environmental Testing Lab for Over $907K
Violations related to flammables, corrosives, toxins, and electrical hazards
Medical Journal Articles Written by Women Are Cited Less than Those by Men
Original research articles with women as both primary and senior authors are cited the least
Research That Is Less Likely to Be True Is Cited More
Papers that cannot be replicated are cited 153 times more because their findings are interesting, according to a new UC San Diego study
Study: Retracted Scientific Paper Persists in New Citations
Recent study finds that a retracted clinical trial report continues to be cited 11 years after its retraction—and that citations actually increased after the retraction
Successful Research Papers Cite Young References
A new analysis of scientific citations has revealed previously unknown patterns
Professors Find "Widespread Misattribution" in Research Publications and Grant Proposals
Along with coercive citation, researchers looked at the addition of false investigators to grant proposals as well as honorary authorship and padded citations
As Scientists Take to Twitter, New Study Shows Power Of "Visual Abstract" Graphics to Share Results
Number of people clicking to read research papers nearly tripled in carefully controlled trial published by U-M team
Assessing the Role of Negative Citations in Science
Such citations were more likely to criticize highly-read papers, and that the criticisms focused on specific sections of the papers
Academics Earn Street Cred with TED Talks but No Points from Peers
TED Talks, the most popular conference and events website in the world with over 1 billion informational videos viewed, provides academics with increased popular exposure but does nothing to boost citations of their work by peers, new research led by Indiana University has found.