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interestingengineering.comai28 days ago
Study Finds Fabricated References in Biomedical Papers Rose Sharply After 2023
A Columbia University analysis of nearly 2.5 million papers found the share containing at least one non-existent reference increased from one in 2,828 in 2023 to one in 277 in early 2026. The study links the rise to wider use of AI writing tools.
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rediff.comai29 days ago
Study Finds Fabricated References in Biomedical Papers Rose Sharply After 2023
An audit of nearly 2.5 million biomedical papers identified more than 4,000 fabricated references across nearly 3,000 studies. The rate of papers containing at least one fake reference increased from one in 2,828 in 2023 to one in 277 in early 2026.
pymnts.comai44 days ago
OpenEvidence, AI Medical Research Startup, Reaches $12 Billion Valuation in Early 2026
Daniel Nadler, who cofounded the AI-powered medical research platform in 2022, owns nearly 60 percent of the company now valued at $12 billion. The early 2026 funding round marks rapid growth for the startup created to help doctors navigate vast amounts of medical literature. @Fo…
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New Scientistscience48 days ago
Quantum Computers and Supercomputers Simulate Molecule with 12,635 Atoms in Record Effort
Researchers from the Cleveland Clinic, IBM, and RIKEN used two quantum computers and two supercomputers to simulate a molecule with 12,635 atoms, marking a record for quantum hardware. The hybrid approach targeted protein-ligand complexes in water, achieving competitive energy es…
uctoday.comworld50 days agoUpdated
Ridglan Farms Releases 1,500 Beagles to Rescue Groups
Ridglan Farms, a Wisconsin facility breeding beagles for research, has agreed to transfer 1,500 of its 2,000 dogs to rescue organizations following activist interventions and public pressure. The move comes amid broader efforts to phase out animal testing, with federal agencies p…
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Trump Administration Drops Supreme Court Appeal on NIH Indirect Cost Funding
The Trump administration has decided not to ask the Supreme Court to review a lower court ruling that blocked its policy to reduce NIH funding for indirect research costs. The policy aimed to cap reimbursements at 15% of direct costs for grants. This decision follows a federal ap…
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