I'm happy to receive tips and comments at fcjoelving (at) gmail (dot) com. You're also welcome to reach out if you're interested in a talk about research misconduct and fraud. My talks are based on work I've done as an investigative science journalist and include things like:

• Journal editors taking bribes
• Paper mills pumping out thousands of fake research articles
• Peer review rings helping low-quality work get published
• Identity fraud, fake conferences and publication forgery
• Illegal marketing in the pharmaceutical industry
• Citation manipulation by researchers, publishers and even entire universities
• The rise in bias-ridden “click science” and the “junkification” of research
• AI slop and research misconduct
• Hyperprolific researchers publishing dozens of papers a year
• The root causes driving research fraud, its consequences and how to protect yourself against it