• Focus Areas
    • Cause Selection
    • Global Health & Wellbeing
      • EA Community Growth (Global Health and Wellbeing)
      • Farm Animal Welfare
      • Global Aid Policy
      • Global Health & Development
      • Scientific Research
      • South Asian Air Quality
    • Longtermism
      • Biosecurity & Pandemic Preparedness
      • Effective Altruism Community Growth
      • Potential Risks from Advanced AI
    • Other Areas
      • Criminal Justice Reform
      • History of Philanthropy
      • Immigration Policy
      • Land Use Reform
      • Macroeconomic Stabilization Policy
  • Grants
  • Research & Updates
    • Research Reports
    • Blog Posts
    • Notable Lessons
    • In the News
  • About Us
    • Grantmaking Process
    • How to Apply for Funding
    • Team
    • Stay Updated
  • We’re hiring!
  • Focus Areas
    • Cause Selection
    • Global Health & Wellbeing
      • EA Community Growth (Global Health and Wellbeing)
      • Farm Animal Welfare
      • Global Aid Policy
      • Global Health & Development
      • Scientific Research
      • South Asian Air Quality
    • Longtermism
      • Biosecurity & Pandemic Preparedness
      • Effective Altruism Community Growth
      • Potential Risks from Advanced AI
    • Other Areas
      • Criminal Justice Reform
      • History of Philanthropy
      • Immigration Policy
      • Land Use Reform
      • Macroeconomic Stabilization Policy
  • Grants
  • Research & Updates
    • Research Reports
    • Blog Posts
    • Notable Lessons
    • In the News
  • About Us
    • Grantmaking Process
    • How to Apply for Funding
    • Team
    • Stay Updated
  • We’re hiring!

Ivan Oransky, Co-founder, Retraction Watch

  • Focus Area: Scientific Research
  • Content Type: Conversations

Table of Contents

    Published: February 21, 2013

    Ivan Oransky and Adam Marcus coauthor a blog titled Retraction Watch, which aims to increase the transparency around retraction of academic papers. We spoke to Oransky as a part of our investigation of the cause of meta-research. Some subjects that Oransky discussed are:

    • Reasons for papers being retracted, the frequency of retractions across fields, and Oransky and Marcus’ interest in creating a retraction database
    • Efforts to improve the availability of information about post-publication peer review
    • Online repositories of preprints of academic papers
    • Ways in which scientific research could be improved

    Read more

    Related Items

    • Scientific Research

      STAT: For an antiviral researcher, Covid brings a flood of attention — and opportunity

      At the heart of the effort to develop these therapies are scientists like Glenn. For them, Covid is a chance to prove that they can make a difference...

      Read more
    • Scientific Research

      PBS News Hour: In her bid to end TB Mireille Kamariza is shattering stereotypes about scientists

      Mireille Kamariza, CEO of OliLux Biosciences — which recently received an investment from Open Philanthropy — is working on a potential breakthrough diagnostic tool to fight tuberculosis.

      Read more
    • Scientific Research

      The New York Times: The Future of Virus Tracking Can Be Found on This College Campus

      In her role at the Broad Institute, Open Philanthropy grantee Pardis Sabeti worked with Colorado Mesa University to develop a system for pandemic management, versions of which may...

      Read more
    Back to Research & Updates
    Open Philanthropy
    Open Philanthropy
    • Careers
    • Press Kit
    • Governance
    • Privacy Policy
    Mailing Address
    182 Howard Street #225
    San Francisco, CA 94105
    Email
    [email protected]
    Media Inquiries
    [email protected]
    Anonymous Feedback
    Feedback Form

    Sign Up to Follow Our Work

    Join Our Mailing List

    © Open Philanthropy 2022