Clelia Frondaroli | Head of Comment In a post Covid-19 world where social media has exacerbated already strained tensions between science and public trust, scientific publications are often lauded as being the pinnacle of rigorous, peer-reviewed scientific research. However, what if this is not entirely the case? Good scientific and academic research requires funds, prestige and, most importantly, time. Often researchers spend years formulating precise … Continue reading The pseudo side of science publications: The rise and growth of ÔÇÿjunk journalsÔÇÖ