Join me for this conversation on what research tells us about misinformation and how we as science journalists can do our jobs effectively in the misinformation era. Details and registration in the link!

We're thrilled to be working with The Journalist's Resource for our next Connector Chat! Join us for a conversation on covering abortion & the lessons for reporting on controversial topics. Register here: bit.ly/casw-hotbutton

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Y'all, I'm pretty excited about our next Connector Chat. Join me on October 9 for a conversation with Usha Lee McFarling and Steve Padilla on finding stories, how to organize your reporting, the mechanics of writing, and more. Register now! connector.casw.org/events/the-sto…

Next week: Hear 2024 Cohn Prize winner Usha Lee McFarling of STAT dive into the craft behind her award-winning stories with Steve Padilla in our next Connector Chat on Wednesday, 10/9 at 3:30 pm EDT. To register: bit.ly/connector-chat… Among the stories they'll discuss:

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🎉Some personal news!🎉 I'm thrilled to join the Retraction Watch team.

Our Ivan Oransky will be on Science Friday today. Tune in! sciencefriday.com/segments/scien…

Today's moment of joy came from Avery Orrall 's original headline for this story, which sadly did not make the cut: Mistake-fin identity: Correction issued for paper that confused shark species 🦈🤣 retractionwatch.com/2025/01/17/big…

Why do nearly 45,000 scholarly papers cite themselves? Dalmeet Singh Chawla | ਦਲਮੀਤ ਸਿੰਘ ਚਾਵਲਾ finds out retractionwatch.com/2025/03/19/pap…

The fakery behind a study on canvassing to change minds about gay marriage came to light 10 years ago thanks to two then-graduate students. I caught up with them to see what has -- and hasn't -- changed in the last decade. My latest for Retraction Watch retractionwatch.com/2025/06/06/sam…

Once upon a time, two science journalists had an idea for a blog about retractions. And on Aug. 3, 2010, Retraction Watch launched. Fifteen years and 6,700 posts later, that work seems more important than ever. Happy 15th anniversary, Retraction Watch. retractionwatch.com/2025/08/01/hap…

Yesterday at Peer Review Congress #PRC10 there were a few calls for COPE to revise its retraction guidelines. They did, released today. Read about the changes at Retraction Watch: retractionwatch.com/2025/09/04/new…

Retraction guidelines updates: * batch retractions * communicating with authors * purpose of retraction * editor’s decision to retract * aligning with NEW expressions of concern guidelines publicationethics.org/guidance/guide… #Scholcomms #RetractionGuideline