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The study "Retracted papers originating from paper mills: cross sectional study" examines the scientific misconduct of so-called paper mills, which produce and sell fake articles. The authors mainly come from Chinese institutions and most of the articles were published in high-impact factor journals. The study identified 1182 retracted articles from paper mills and warns that this could only be the tip of the iceberg. The falsification of scientific literature through manipulated data is a serious problem. Editorial boards of scientific journals must take measures to detect and reject such submissions. [Extracted from the article]

The work of the executive board of the German MLA (AGMB) 2022/2023 is reported and an outlook on the AGMB annual meeting 2023 in Bonn is given. The work of the GMS MBI editorial board is presented. Further tasks of the executive board were the organization of the competition "Pioneer projects at Medical Libraries 2023", and the communication with members of the AGMB. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Journal for School Development has published its 100th issue and looks back on 25 years. The journal covers various topics in the field of school development and presents special issues on standard topics. The editorial team has changed over the years and has also included women in the editorial board. The JSE has also published guidelines for school development support, which emphasize that school development must be carried out by the schools themselves and aims to improve the core areas of the school. The JSE also includes a literature review and a methods workshop that presents various methods for school development. [Extracted from the article]

This issue of the New Journal for Systematic Theology and Philosophy of Religion is dedicated to the memory of Christoph Schwöbel, who has been the main editor of this journal since volume 51 (2009) until his sudden death on September 18, 2021. The editorial board commemorates his highly esteemed personality and his work for the journal. Schwöbel strengthened the function of the journal as a bridge between German-speaking and Anglophone scholarship and opened it up ecumenically. Additionally, he invited younger scholars as promising authors. Some members of the editorial board have decided to commemorate him in the form of a literary conversation. [Extracted from the article]

The article provides information on the editorial boards and contents of the periodical including Hans Otto Horch, Robert Jutte and Miriam Rurup.

The front cover of the October 2018 issue of the journal is presented which include editorial board information and table of contents.

The author guidelines for the journal "Ophidia" of the DGHT-AG Snakes are presented. The journal is open to various topics related to snakes, such as keeping, breeding, behavior, distribution, systematics, animal health, protection, or bibliographies. Authors can also submit "not print-ready" manuscripts, which will then be revised. The manuscript should be submitted as a WORD or ASCII file, and the citation style should correspond to that in the DGHT journal SALAMANDRA. Figures and tables should be submitted separately and numbered consecutively. The editorial board encourages the submission of texts, images, and graphics electronically. [Extracted from the article]

The article "In eigener Sache" in the magazine "Gruppenpsychotherapie und Gruppendynamik" informs that a special issue was created for the 70th birthday of Ulrich Schultz-Venrath, the spokesperson of the magazine. The idea for the gift came from Ludger M. Hermanns and Peter Döring. Schultz-Venrath is the longest-serving member of the editorial board and has significantly shaped the profile of the magazine. He advocates for the integration of group analysis in clinical practice and is also interested in its non-clinical applications. The magazine serves as an instrument for him to further develop and disseminate the theory and practice of group analysis. [Extracted from the article]

The article lists the members of the editorial and the advisory board of the journal which include Ursula Mader, Georg Hoffmann, and Josef Gulden.