Mircea Ivan
@mirceaivan.bsky.social
Scientist & citizen of the world, discoverer of cellular oxygen sensors (essential contribution to 2019 Nobel Prize). Interested in scientific rigor, integrity and reformation of scholarly publishing. Opinions are strictly personal.
You can even ask it to focus on specific institutions.
February 13, 2025 at 11:02 PM
You can even ask it to focus on specific institutions.
Just “comment on cases of US academic misconduct after 2019” if I recall correctly. Then you ask it to modify, or add, or focus on… It gradually build up a narrative.
February 13, 2025 at 11:01 PM
Just “comment on cases of US academic misconduct after 2019” if I recall correctly. Then you ask it to modify, or add, or focus on… It gradually build up a narrative.
The abundance of clones corners is worrying to say the least. Even more worrying is that this type of malpractice is only one of the many used by “high profile” folks to “create” the resemblance of sophistication, mechanistic insights and such. When raw data does not cooperate with their ambition.
February 2, 2025 at 3:27 PM
The abundance of clones corners is worrying to say the least. Even more worrying is that this type of malpractice is only one of the many used by “high profile” folks to “create” the resemblance of sophistication, mechanistic insights and such. When raw data does not cooperate with their ambition.
There is a limitation of this analysis that needs to be discussed. At least in life sciences retractions tend to occur when the sleuths detect “smoking guns”, in particular figure duplications. It is entirely plausible, in fact most probable, that the bulk of science misconduct avoids these deeds.
January 31, 2025 at 1:12 PM
There is a limitation of this analysis that needs to be discussed. At least in life sciences retractions tend to occur when the sleuths detect “smoking guns”, in particular figure duplications. It is entirely plausible, in fact most probable, that the bulk of science misconduct avoids these deeds.
Reposted by Mircea Ivan
"always hope I'm not missing important ones" - Damn, if only there was some way to check.
January 29, 2025 at 10:40 PM
"always hope I'm not missing important ones" - Damn, if only there was some way to check.