Perverse incentives in academia and scientific publishing have led to a surge in research fraud.

An interview with Helen Zhang on the proposal for an Academic Integrity Awareness Index.

Study of nearly 7,000 scientists also finds that more than half engage in 'questionable research practices'.

Effort aims to identify what's ethical and legal-and what's not.

Discrimination and harassment violate scientific integrity – but the damage they do goes beyond that.

This is a series of webinars on six engaging and relevant topics as a precursor to a live event in 2022. These discussions will form part of the broader RI dialogue, and set a foundation we hope to build on in Cape Town when the RI community gather to – at long last – meet in person. 

Tracking how factors such as biases and conflicts of interest creep into editorial boards requires better data.

Some publishers say they are battling industrialized cheating. A Nature analysis examines the 'paper mill' problem - and how editors are trying to cope.

A legal journal has retracted a 2019 article on the facial genetics of ethnic minorities in China for ethics violations. Springer Nature is investigating more than two dozen other articles for similar concerns.

Via Wikimedia A journal has allowed a geophysicist who cited his own work hundreds of times across 10 papers to retract the articles and republish them with a fraction of the self-citations. 

Nature has retracted a recent commentary after the author complained that he had been misled by the relationship of the publication to a financial sponsor and told to avoid critiquing work from the institution. The journal says it is revisiting its “editorial guidelines and processes” in the wake of the case.