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Is Automation “Distorting” History of Scientific Research?

Automation might be to blame for Springer Nature’s retraction of two papers that a Nobel Prize winner published more than a century ago.

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Is Automation “Distorting” History of Scientific Research?

Automation might be to blame for Springer Nature’s retraction of two papers that a Nobel Prize winner published more than a century ago.

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hackaday.com3 g fa

The Terrifying 2011-Era Case Of Max Planck’s Retracted Papers

In the world of scientific publishing there are many reasons why a paper can be retracted, but generally there is an obvious and clearly communicated reason for doing so. Thus when [Yves Gingras] &…

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  1. lunedì 29 giugno 2026·insidehighered.com

    Is Automation “Distorting” History of Scientific Research?

    Automation might be to blame for Springer Nature’s retraction of two papers that a Nobel Prize winner published more than a century ago.

  2. martedì 30 giugno 2026·hackaday.com

    The Terrifying 2011-Era Case Of Max Planck’s Retracted Papers

    In the world of scientific publishing there are many reasons why a paper can be retracted, but generally there is an obvious and clearly communicated reason for doing so. Thus…