The surge in research misconduct, ranging from plagiarism to data falsification, is posing a serious challenge to India’s academic credibility.

First Person Publish or Perish? Yes. Embrace It. That academic mantra doesn’t have to be a threat, or a gloomy mandate to live or die under By Christopher Schaberg February 15, 2016 ...

Science has a reproducibility crisis on its hands, and according to a new study in PLoS Biology, biomedical researchers believe the infamous “publish or perish” research culture is behind it.

“Publish or perish,” they say—yet, in the world of peer review, it seems more fitting to say, “Review or perish, regardless of your attempts to publish”. Therefore, as authors, editors, and readers, ...

And it is all because of the reality of competition in almost all academic institutions to produce more graduate students, and for these graduates to publish their work—otherwise you “perish” as a ...

Sometime back while doing my post-graduate courses at the University of Hawaii, I often heard from my professors this phrase “publish or perish.” Translating it to millennial lingo, this is the ...

Associate Professor and MTP Connect REDI Industry Fellow, University of Technology Sydney When scientists make important discoveries, both big and small, they typically publish their findings in ...

No doubt, the current number of retractions is an underestimate of a much larger pool. But the intensification of the “publish or perish” culture within universities also plays a major role.

Publish or perish must perish Adobe By Paul Martin Jensen Sept. 23, 2024 Jensen is founder and CEO of Etalia, a health research communications and training firm.