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The adventures of a self-appointed data police cadet
28 June 2023
A coda to the Wansink story
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The investigation of scientific misconduct by Ivy League universities is once again in the news at the moment, which prompts me to write ...
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10 March 2023
Some interesting discoveries in a shared dataset: Néma et al. (2022).
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In this post I'm going to be discussing this article, but mostly its dataset: Néma, J., Zdara, J., Lašák, P., Bavlovič, J., Bureš, ...
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22 September 2022
Further apparent (self-)plagiarism in the work of Dr Paul McCrory
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In an earlier post I reported on a number of apparently plagiarised or self-plagiarised articles by Dr Paul McCrory. Since then there have...
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09 August 2022
An interesting lack of randomness in a published dataset: Scott and Dixson (2016)
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Martin Enserink has just published the third instalment in an ongoing story of strange results and possible → likely → confirmed misconduc...
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07 March 2022
Some examples of apparent plagiarism and text recycling in the work of Dr Paul McCrory
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Dr Paul McCrory of the Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health has been in the news in the past few days. This started with a...
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31 October 2021
A bug and a dilemma
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A few months ago, I discovered that the SAS statistical software package, which is used worldwide by universities and other large organisat...
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