Junk science publishing house buys up journals?
From at CTV: Researchers are coming forward with examples of junk science distributed by an international company that now has ties to respectable Canadian journals. OMICS Group Inc., an online publishing firm headquartered in India, has been accused of duping academics and publishing bogus research with little to no vetting by experts in the field. A CTV News/Toronto Star investigation found that OMICS purchased two Canadian companies, Andrew John Publishing and Pulsus Group, which have been publishing a number of respected medical journals in fields like cardiology, pathology and optometry. OMICS purchased two Canadian companies, Andrew John Publishing and Pulsus Group. Many scientists, doctors and editors said they were outraged and concerned that a company like OMICS can now essentially Read More ›