Retraction is a compulsory literary genre: it is only written by one who has no other choice, and it does not pursue fame. Except for a few media cases, retractions go unnoticed by the public. What makes for hot news?

The myth says that science has no ideology. Perhaps science doesn’t, but scientists certainly do. And this is even clearer with lay people, who do not suffer consequences for the

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© Mètode «There is very little literature in a poster. Just enough to make your work understood in a limited space» It could be named MUSA: Minimal Unit of Scientific Activity. Long

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