Computing Journal Retracts 13 Papers, Including Four by Former Editor-in-Chief
A computing journal has retracted 13 papers, among them four authored by a former editor-in-chief, in a move that underscores the growing scrutiny facing academic publishing. The action, reported by Retraction Watch, raises fresh questions about editorial oversight, authorship accountability, and the integrity checks used across technical journals tied to fast-moving fields such as clean energy and climate transition.
