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Jonathan Berkheim and Ofir Kuperman published an article on The Dark Side of Research: Research Fraud in which they ask “Why do...

People sometimes treat information as context-free, but no set of data or form of information can really be understood without enough...

The iConference in March 2023 will not be the first to be multilingual, but it will be the first to include papers in three languages in...

A Retraction Watch email ¹ recently highlighted an article by Ben Upton about statistical errors in high impact journals.

The 2022 EDUCAUSE Horizon Report, Data and Analytics Edition appeared recently. EDUCAUSE describes itself as a “higher education...

During the last several years the pandemic has disrupted our research and teaching schedules.

Many iSchools have programs involving the scholarly and practical aspects of digital archiving.

Ivan Oransky and Adam Markus founded the Retraction Watch blog in 2010.