[UnSci #11] How Retracted Research is Discussed on Social Media скачать в хорошем качестве

[UnSci #11] How Retracted Research is Discussed on Social Media

In social media debates, scientific accuracy often gets lost. In this video, Mike Thelwall, Professor of Data Science at the University of Sheffield, dives into how retracted papers continue to shape online discussions — and why it’s so hard to correct the record once misinformation spreads. This video is part of the Unreliable Science series, in which researchers explore what happens to scientific articles after they have been retracted — and why these articles are still cited, shared, and sometimes misused as sources in media and public discourse. The project is a collaboration between the University of Turku (Finland), the University of Sheffield (UK), and the science communication agency Oikoplus (Austria). Unreliable Science is funded by the European Media and Information Fund (EMIF), which supports initiatives that strengthen media literacy and combat misinformation across Europe. 🔗 Learn more about the project here: 👉 https://oikoplus.com/portfolio/unreli...