$900,000 grant to Retraction Watch’s parent organization will fund forensic analysis of articles that affect human health
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$900,000 grant to Retraction Watch’s parent organization will fund forensic analysis of articles that affect human health
The Center for Scientific Integrity, the parent nonprofit of Retraction Watch, has launched a new initiative to investigate and rapidly disseminate problems in the medical literature that directly affect human health. Thanks to a $900,000 grant from Open Philanthropy, the Medical Evidence Project will leverage the tools of forensic metascience — using visual and computational methods to determine a paper’s trustworthiness — to rapidly identify p…
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