The Retraction Watch blog reports a rare case: Double negatives: Four years later, a journal restores retracted headache paper It might not be a first – although we can’t find another example — but a mental health journal has reinstated an article it retracted four years ago. The retracted retraction notice appears in the August […]
Tag: publishing
Global Slag magazine ist kaput
Global Slag Magazine, the favorite magazine of cement fanciers who like to read magazines named specifically in honor of the subject of global slag, announced that it will cease publishing. Dr. Nino Mancino, the now no-longer-editor, says “slag will be more than adequately covered as a regular feature section in Global Cement Magazine.” (Thanks to […]
Revisionary thoughts of an ecologist
Raf Aerts, forest ecologist, discloses news of his latest academic publishing triumph/frustration (thanks to investigator Bob O’Hara for bringing this to our attention.): “I’ve just spotted a Revisosaurus major on one of my manuscripts, even though the field characteristics were very close to those of a Rejectosaurus resubmittens (see Fig. 1, blue line).” Fig. 1. […]