Court calls dodgy science publisher 'deceptive,' issues injunction
A U.S. court has ordered the world’s biggest fake science publisher — a company that accepted a ridiculous paper on flying pigs submitted by this newspaper — to stop its “deceptive” practices.
OMICS Group, based in India, claims to run more than 700 online research journals and 3,000 academic conferences a year.
It spams scientists almost daily with demands for papers — then charges upwards of $1,000 US to publish them.
And it will print anything, charging hig
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