



Academic fraud and fake research are on the rise, causing concerns in academia. Ivan Oransky, co-founder of Retraction Watch, discusses the surge in fake research and its impact on universities. The issue of scientific fraud is widespread, with instances like Wiley's 'fake science' scandal highlighting a crisis of trust that universities must address. Oransky emphasizes that the problem lies in the incentive structure of academia and the metrics used to measure research, which contribute to the proliferation of fraudulent practices.
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