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* NEWS * 20 August 2024 The ways in which researchers can artificially inflate their reference counts are growing. By * Dalmeet Singh Chawla * Dalmeet Singh Chawla Research-integrity
watchers are concerned about the growing ways in which scientists can fake or manipulate the citation counts of their studies. In recent months, increasingly bold practices have surfaced.
One approach was revealed through a sting operation in which a group of researchers bought 50 citations to pad the Google Scholar profile of a fake scientist they had created. ACCESS OPTIONS
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