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Science so improbable it must be satire. EIC: Dunning Kruger; Assoc Editors: Reese Entgrad, Gnu Karsmel, Stuhl Sofner, Boston, MA
Graph shows papers continue to be cited after retraction. We are noticeably absent from the graph because we don't retract anything.
November 20, 2023 at 1:01 AM
Graph shows papers continue to be cited after retraction. We are noticeably absent from the graph because we don't retract anything.
Cell Onion asks... What does it tell you about a scientist when their Wikipedia page is listed as "Advertisement"?
November 17, 2023 at 5:04 PM
Cell Onion asks... What does it tell you about a scientist when their Wikipedia page is listed as "Advertisement"?
Graph shows papers continue to be cited after retraction. We are noticeably absent from the graph because we don't retract anything.
November 17, 2023 at 4:48 PM
Graph shows papers continue to be cited after retraction. We are noticeably absent from the graph because we don't retract anything.
Scientists alarmed by graph showing the probability of death is higher in the aged.
November 17, 2023 at 4:35 PM
Scientists alarmed by graph showing the probability of death is higher in the aged.
A short history of CELL to commemorate the 20th anniversary of CELL Press acquisition by Elsevier!
"Commercial Exploitation of Laboratory Labor" was first published in 1976. The name was shortened to its acronym CELL in 1988 and was purchased by Elsevier in 1999.
"Commercial Exploitation of Laboratory Labor" was first published in 1976. The name was shortened to its acronym CELL in 1988 and was purchased by Elsevier in 1999.
November 17, 2023 at 4:24 PM
A short history of CELL to commemorate the 20th anniversary of CELL Press acquisition by Elsevier!
"Commercial Exploitation of Laboratory Labor" was first published in 1976. The name was shortened to its acronym CELL in 1988 and was purchased by Elsevier in 1999.
"Commercial Exploitation of Laboratory Labor" was first published in 1976. The name was shortened to its acronym CELL in 1988 and was purchased by Elsevier in 1999.