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Patricia Zheng, MD presents the Best Resident Abstract Award to Jason E. Mascoe, MD; the Best Basic Science Abstract Award to and David Levi, MD; the Best Fellow Abstract Award to John Tran, PhD; and the Best Resident Abstract Award to Matthew Essman MD, DPT at the #IPSISAnnualMeeting in Boston. Congratulations to all! #InterventionalPainMedicine #PainMedicine #InterventionalPainManagement #PainMedicine

Novel OBM research in the hopes of making the world a better place by disseminating the effectiveness of our science. https://lnkd.in/etrCd-cx

I really enjoyed speaking on this ICSSI conference panel (icssi.org); we got lots of great questions and could have kept going all morning! Thanks to Daniel Larremore for the invite and especially Daniel Acuna for organising and chairing. Both Ivan Oransky and I used a sewage metaphor for paper mills, mine referencing the Augean stables and Hercules' Twelve Trials. We've got to retract maybe 2% of the published peer-reviewed literature, maybe more. A comment from the audience extended the metaphor to suggest that retractions still being cited is like labelling water as contaminated by sewage but people still drinking it! Now that the Retraction Watch database was acquired by Crossref and incorporated into reference managers, authors and publishers have the means available to stem that flow of citations. I enjoyed meeting Stephanie M. Lee, whose reporting I've long admired and who has showcased the valuable work of data sleuths like James Heathers, PhD. Her recap on the Brian Wansink scandal took me back to my time as an editor at PLOS ONE. It's great that researchers like Anna Abalkina are keeping tabs on paper mills and other bad actors. Anna's superhero origin story was finding her work had been plagiarised but the journal wouldn't act because an author was related to a politician. Many sleuths have similar origin stories - Elisabeth Bik also found her work had been plagiarised, while Jennifer Byrne found the gene she'd characterised in the 1990s was being published about in nonsense papers. I gave an overview on how we've been aware of paper mills since Mara Hvistendahl's landmark Science Magazine article in 2014 and what the publishing industry has been doing about paper mills since the 2022 COPE/STM /Maverick Publishing Specialists report. COPE has practical guidance on acting collectively and at scale, and publishers are working together through COPE, the STM Integrity Hub, and United2Act (chaired by Deborah Kahn). Tools like Signals are being adopted. What needs to change? We need to globally get rid of the perverse incentives that drive unethical and fraudulent activity, such as misusing citation metrics and counting papers. We need to invest in tools, systems, and people at publishers and research institutions to prevent fabricated work from being published. We need as a publishing industry and research community to better listen to, respond to, and support meta-researchers, whistleblowers, and sleuths. We need to talk to each other - publisher to publisher, institution to institution, publisher to institution - about cases and be more transparent. We need to be willing to clean up the literature and not stigmatise publishers and institutions who are doing that work. #PaperMills #ICSSI #ScienceofScience #PublicationEthics #JournalPublication #ScientificFraud #AcademicPublishing #Retractions

Dive into the enriching Scientific Programme of #BPSASM2024! Uncover groundbreaking research and innovative discoveries shaping the future of pain science. Check out here ?? https://bit.ly/487vXwt

Really excited to be presenting my research poster at this conference on Thursday 6th June. I’ll be presenting from my Masters Dissertation research ‘Self-regulation: a potential barrier to positive health behaviour change in psoriatic arthritis’. This research looked at the role of self-regulation (the ability to develop and maintain planned behaviour and avoid risky behaviour) and its relationship to weight management, physical activity, readiness for behaviour change and disease state in psoriatic arthritis. With some novel findings I’m really looking forward to sharing these insights with the attendees at the conference. Bringing the idea of behavioural concepts into disease management with suggestions for therapeutic targets for support ? #research #posterpresentation #behaviourchange #diseasemanagement

TNQ Inspiring Science Awards Honouring the best published paper in the life sciences from India TNQ Inspiring Science Awards aims to recognise and reward quality science, inspire scholarship, and support researchers to pursue their passion by selecting the best published paper in the Life Sciences by a student from India each year. TNQ Inspiring Science Awards medal, an Apple laptop, a citation, and a travel fellowship to a conference of their choosing anywhere in the world. Eligibility This Award is exclusively for published research papers in the Life Sciences. The Award is open to scientists who are registered for a PhD, up to scientists in the 4th year of their post-doctorate programme. The paper should have already been accepted and published online in a journal either as an accepted manuscript publication or a corrected proof publication. Only full length research papers are eligible to apply. Other article types such as Editorial, Review, etc. are not eligible. The scientist must have been affiliated to a research institution or university based in India, where the research must have been conducted. Papers with co-authors (Indian or international) are also eligible for consideration. However, the Award will be given only to the submitting author. In cases where the paper has multiple authors, all other co-authors are required to submit a no-objection declaration to [email protected]. The paper must be uploaded as an attachment with your entry, supported by a proof of publication link. Entries as links to sites that are behind paywalls or firewalls are not acceptable. Details at https://lnkd.in/e8epxfnw Apply by 15th October 2024

A profound talk with another scientist at ICCC2024 convinced me that I should start updating my Linkedin now that I am almost done with my Ph.D. I'd like to link the papers I've worked on over my PhD (I have about 3 papers of labwork still in preparation). They are mostly focused on supramolecular lanthanide receptors. Review: Recent Developments and Design of Ln(III) Pi Receptors https://lnkd.in/gNAnmXEp Review: Ln cation Receptors Promises and Caveats https://lnkd.in/gdxiSeeN Labwork: Kinetic Inertness of Macrocyclic Pi Receptors https://lnkd.in/gckyyECi Essay: Dangers of Pi pollution https://lnkd.in/gxhgDPAr

What a journey – Sascha Fink has successfully defended his doctoral thesis after four years of learning-thinking-working- with the highest possible grade. He worked together with partners from Enable, and especially from the University évora – Inès Alves and Orlando Fernandes (in picture) and the Austrian patient organization for osteogenesis imperfecta (AOI). In his thesis he sets up a frame for teletherapie (DOI: 10.1186/s44247-023-00021-4)?linked classical therapeutic parameters https://lnkd.in/dwHKmFU4?with mobility challenges in everyday life DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-1850093/v1 (in review) by using a smartphone?as telemonitoring tool https://lnkd.in/dMkk4nv9 (accepted). The final tool influenced current project ideas aiming to implement the tool in different telemonitoring settings, and we were looking forward to it.

Life Science Research Infrastructures (LS-RIs)?position paper on FP10, key messages: Strengthening established European Research Infrastructures as strategic assets:?Resources should be directed towards strengthening mature RIs as strategic assets, leveraging them for new initiatives and tasks, and fostering collaboration with other infrastructures, established or emerging. Securing adequate funding:?The FP10 programme’s budget allocation should ensure that RIs are adequately funded to continue to evolve to meet major societal challenges, the needs and constant progress of science, and changing political priorities. Fostering use and visibility of RIs:?FP10 should facilitate more effective utilisation of RI services by projects funded under other themes and pillars of the programme. Providing cluster funding:?Providing cluster funding to Research Infrastructures is urgently needed to ensure the continued advancement and competitiveness of European research. Allocating resources for impact assessment:?By prioritising impact assessment, FP10 can ensure that investments in RIs are strategically aligned with broader policy goals and inform decision-making. Leveraging the emergent synergies of INFRA-SERV projects and continue TNA budget:?Sustained and increased investment in TNA and INFRA-SERV projects will foster cross-disciplinary collaboration, enhance data sharing, and accelerate scientific breakthroughs. https://lnkd.in/eud8xN4t

Applications for the 2025 Rita Allen Foundation Scholars Award in Pain are open through December 11, 2024. ? The award provides two or more grants of $150,000 over three years to early-career investigators pursuing innovative research that focuses on basic science mechanisms of pain. ? Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eQEV8qfs US Association for the Study of Pain ? #RitaAllenScholar #discoveryscience #painscience