Doing the right thing: Authors share data, retract when colleague finds error
A pair of chemical engineers has retracted a paper after another researcher was unable to replicate their work, in a case that we consider an example of doing the right thing. Dennis Prieve, at Carnegie Mellon University, was interested in applying the paper — on how systems of molecules known as “reverse micelles” conduct electrical charge — to his own … Continue reading Doing the right thing: Authors share data, retract when colleague finds error