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First published online November 24, 2004

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Sticky Wicket - bad papers and good journals

Frequently, bad papers turn up in good journals - and vice-versa. Why is this? And who is to blame? Our resident columnist, Mole, thinks it is the reviewers that are at fault. According to him, the solution lies in ensuring that everybody attends a journal club (see p. 5953).

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JCS 2004 117: 5953-5954. [Full Text]  

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