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My account moved to @gcabanac, please meet me there! Professor of Computer Science. Information Retrieval • Scientometrics
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Screening Crossref for integrity issues: Massive and longitudinal mining of publication metadata

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By Guillaume Cabanac, Ophélie Fraisier-Vannier, Jules Di Scala
| IEEE
I. Introduction The increased attention on publication and citation-based metrics contribute to a publish or perish atmosphere. This encourages some authors and editors to engage in questionable research practices [1] as these metrics are fairly easy to manipulate [2–4]. And yet, more than 60% of institutions evaluate researchers based on their citation counts and rely mainly on Google Scholar [5]. Sign in to Continue Reading
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How a Tortured Conference Becomes a Series: An Analysis of Conference Manipulations

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By Wendeline Swart, Guillaume Cabanac, Ophélie Fraisier-Vannier
| IEEE
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Ces détectives qui traquent les fraudes scientifiques : conversation avec Guillaume Cabanac

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By Guillaume Cabanac
| The Conversation Verified
Guillaume Cabanac est professeur d’informatique à l’Université de Toulouse et membre de l’Institut universitaire de France. Avec son « collège invisible », constitué d’une centaine de personnes, des scientifiques mais aussi de nombreux amateurs, il pourchasse les fraudes scientifiques. Son travail de dépollution lui a valu d’être distingué par la revue Nature comme un des dix scientifiques de l’année 2021. Benoît Tonson, chef de rubrique Science à The Conversation France, l'a rencontré.
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