Corrupt cultures: "fake news" and cheating in science

[New Jersey]: World Scientific (2018)
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Abstract

This is a fresh analysis of how the bindweed of deceit can be sown in the minds of young Scientists - How more rigorous mentoring might avoid the temptation to adopt and publish fake data - The current methods of Science publishing are not fit for purpose and require urgent revision to be fair to the Scientist and to exclude fraud.

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