Funding clamps, doctored data claims, and AI in science dominate Retraction Watch’s Weekend Reads

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Retraction Watch’s Weekend Reads roundup highlights the White House's plan to tighten grant oversight and ban federal funding for open-access fees, sleuths’ claims that Thermo Fisher doctored data to sell antibodies, debates in China about Nature’s reputation amid AI-generated cover edits, and a broad slate of integrity and publishing stories—from peer-review issues and funding incentives to data-management reforms—plus resources like the Retraction Watch Database and the Ctrl-Z Award.
Topics:worldscience#biotechnology#research-integrity#science#science-policy#scientific-publishing#white-house
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