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• 24 Dec 2025Double Maths First Thing: Issue 44The Aperiodical
• 23 Dec 2025Court tosses out researcher’s bid to overturn funding banRetraction Watch
• 22 Dec 2025Professor in India adds coauthors who ‘kindly covered’ publication fee, removes othersRetraction Watch
• 22 Dec 2025From Ringing Black Holes to Restoring Gut Health: Science at Simons in 2025Simons Foundation
• 20 Dec 2025Weekend reads: ‘How long does it take to kill zombie papers?’; ‘The H-Index of Suspicion’; former Springer editors launch new journalRetraction Watch
• 19 Dec 2025(DEC #2) December Leisurely Tour Meeting 3: SIST Excursion 3 Tour IIIError Statistics Philosophy
• 19 Dec 2025World Bank report ‘removed for review’ of nonexistent references after Retraction Watch inquiryRetraction Watch
• 19 Dec 2025Mathematical Objects: Slice of pizzaThe Aperiodical
• 19 Dec 2025“Wait, we have the tech skills to build that”MIT News - Mathematics
• 18 Dec 2025ORI has released just two misconduct findings this yearRetraction Watch
• 17 Dec 2025‘Elite cohort’ of biz school scholars and editors scratch each others’ backs, study findsRetraction Watch
• 17 Dec 2025A Quantum Trick Helps Trim Bloated AI Models, Science NewsSimons Foundation
• 17 Dec 2025Fellows-to-Faculty Awardee Abhilasha Joshi Maps Cognitive-Motor Flexibility Across the Aging BrainSimons Foundation
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• 17 Dec 2025Double Maths First Thing: Issue 43The Aperiodical
• 17 Dec 2025Dana-Farber settles suit alleging image manipulation for $15 millionRetraction Watch
• 15 Dec 2025Autism and Neuroscience Innovators: Awardees Share Their Research at the Annual RetreatSimons Foundation
• 15 Dec 2025Exclusive: In reversal, former vice chancellor in Pakistan who was let off hook for plagiarism faces sanctionsRetraction Watch
• 15 Dec 2025December leisurely cruise “It’s the Methods, Stupid!” Excursion 3 Tour II (3.4-3.6)Error Statistics Philosophy
• 14 Dec 2025Interview: Jigsy puzzle appThe Aperiodical
• 14 Dec 2025Interview: Jigsy puzzle appBlackboard Bold – The Aperiodical
• 13 Dec 2025Weekend reads: Springer Nature retracts papers using ‘bonkers’ dataset; preprint server welcomes AI authors; ethics editors’ COI disclosures ‘insufficient’Retraction Watch
• 12 Dec 2025New method improves the reliability of statistical estimationsMIT News - Mathematics
• 11 Dec 2025School of Science welcomed new faculty in 2024MIT News - Mathematics
• 11 Dec 2025Fellows-to-Faculty Alum Gabriela Rosenblau Dives Deep Into Social Learning in AutismSimons Foundation
• 10 Dec 2025Double Maths First Thing: Issue 42The Aperiodical
• 09 Dec 2025HalfwayGod plays dice
• 09 Dec 2025These New AI Models Are Trained on Physics, Not Words, and They’re Driving DiscoverySimons Foundation
• 08 Dec 2025Fellows-to-Faculty Alum Tomasz Nowakowski Studies Human Cortical DevelopmentSimons Foundation
• 08 Dec 2025Quanta Books to Publish Popular Math and Physics Titles by Terence Tao and David TongSimons Foundation
• 08 Dec 2025200 3D printed shapes, 480 children, and a lot of paint 😬The Aperiodical
• 05 Dec 2025To Boost Research, States Are Building Their Own AI-Ready Supercomputers, ScienceSimons Foundation
• 05 Dec 2025Mathematical Objects: Cardioid with Dominika VasilkovaThe Aperiodical
• 03 Dec 2025Modest replication probabilities of p-values–desirable, not regrettable: a note from Stephen SennError Statistics Philosophy
• 03 Dec 2025Groundbreaking Simulations Show How Black Holes Glow BrightSimons Foundation
• 03 Dec 2025Double Maths First Thing: Issue 41The Aperiodical
• 02 Dec 2025Carnival of Maths 246The Aperiodical
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