Exceptionally moo!
“Azadi is akin to a bad clown in a stupid circus, whose performance entirely consists of pukes and farts. But someone has to pay for it – as usual, the taxpayer.” – Alexander Magazinov
By Leonid Schneider, on research integrity, biomedical ethics and academic publishing
“Azadi is akin to a bad clown in a stupid circus, whose performance entirely consists of pukes and farts. But someone has to pay for it – as usual, the taxpayer.” – Alexander Magazinov
“Oh no, not me!”
Rinklebe never lost control
You’re face to face
With the man who soiled the world
“This is what you get
When you mess with us” –
University of Ulm to L. Schneider
“Hongji Yan presented four different versions of Figure 9 in the article and during the investigation as the “correct” figure. One version was published in the original article, one version was sent to the journal and published as a correction, and two more versions were shared with the Board”
“Mr. Efferth firmly rejects the suspicion raised against him of involvement in paper mill activities and in the publication of automatically generated publications.” – University of Mainz
Schneider Shorts 14.08.2026 – man let down by two young women in Australia, two bullying divas set up a lab in the Swiss Alps, Chinese papermill issues purity certificate to Portuguese customer, with a German lion of the world being hunted, an Iranian genius welcomed all over Europe, and finally, where Retraction Watch went wrong again.
“Leonid Schneider’s replies will appear in full at the following link: https://forbetterscience.com/” – PubPeer moderator
“What do science and “true love” have in common? Both are infatuated by passion, but if trust is lost, it is almost impossible to go back.” – Bernhard Sabel
Schneider Shorts 24.07.2026 – proper channels at work in Austria, Science self-correcting, tobacco shills and papermillers in charge of food security, with husband and wife torturing mice, important men losing papers, many other papermill retractions, and tips on how to deal with PubPeer moderation!
Schneider Shorts 17.07.2026 – a serial rapist at Charite Berlin could still graduate, an Italian scholar who hates snitches, two science guardians finding each other, with the first retraction for German professors and several Polish scholars losing papers, including from an entirely retracted MDPI special issue.
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