Report: Researchers, Publishers in China Lack Ethical Publishing Knowledge - Tibetan Review

Report: Researchers, publishers in China lack ethical publishing knowledge - Tibetan Review

(TibetanReview.net, Jun19’25) – Research works in China lack trustworthiness because their authors and publishers lack knowledge of ethical publishing practices, reported phys.org Jun 16, citing a new study published in the Journal Data and Information Science.  A new survey has revealed a widespread lack of clarity among researchers in China regarding ethical publishing practices, particularly when third-party manuscript […]

The “urgent need for training for students and researchers at all levels in China”

Regular readers of this blog will know of my long-standing concerns regarding the trustworthiness of research, particularly when it originates from China. I have addressed these issues many times, e.g.: Research misconduct in China: an ever increasing worry Increasing concerns about SCAM research originating from China Concerning developments in acupuncture research: is there something rotten