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Exclusive: Sage to retract multiple articles by dismissed rising star for “compromised” peer-review process

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By Ivan Oransky
| Retraction Watch
Yannick Griep, a former rising star in management research at Radboud University in the Netherlands, is set to lose an undisclosed number of articles from a journal he once edited, Retraction Watch has learned.
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Marcelle Lapicque: A forgotten pioneer of neuroscience

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By Angie Voyles Askham Verified, Rebecca Horne Verified, Ivan Oransky
| The Transmitter Verified
In the early 20th century, Marcelle Lapicque ran her own physiology lab at Sorbonne University and did groundbreaking work decoding how signals travel through the nervous system. Yet her legacy has been largely lost to history. That may be because of her gender—and her race, according to a paper published last year. Read the transcript.
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What should the field prioritize over the next 10 years?

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By Ivan Oransky, Timothy O’Leary, Edward S. Boyden, Konrad P Kording
| The Transmitter Verified
On the mark: Neuroscientists are eyeing multiple targets moving forward. Illustration by Respondents pointed to a range of challenges in basic neuroscience—such as understanding naturalistic behaviors, intelligence and embodied cognition—and called for more circuit-level research, more precise brain recordings and more work in alternative models. Just as many pushed for a translational pivot.
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