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For Better Science: For Better Science – By Leonid Schneider, on research integrity, biomedical ethics and academic publishing

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Schneider Shorts 10.07.2026 - a bullying diva whitewashed in a Swiss travesty, the importance of AI for science, plus retractions for a legendary Italian fraudster in USA and scholars in New Zealand and Romania.

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Schneider Shorts of 3.07.2026 - a Georgian dream in Switzerland, a German professor who overdid his papermilling, a Chinese refugee chased by retractions, a great Italian who discovered Imanitib, and the mystery question of who is protecting a US-Iranian fraudster from retractions?

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Schneider Shorts 26.06.2026 - a German university sponsors papermills, picoparticles and visiting researchers havoc in Poland, British climate warrior loses first paper, plus more retractions for a man who never was to Czechia and for men who don't even exist.

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"we are talking about a dictator that systematically harassed students and other young researchers, created inhumane work conditions, forced them into scientific misconduct, systematically committed financial fraud with research money, and threatened and intimidated anyone that did not play by his rules." - comment about Portugal's most cited researcher

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Schneider Shorts 19.06.2026 - how to pass on a fraudster, a sex pest meets his friends in Prague, new episode of "Sleuth and the Proper Channels", with retractions in Portugal, teenagers failing to do their duties, and finally, a British man's dinosaur handbag!

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