2025

– Fanelli, D. (2025). Behind the scenes of scientific fraud.

– Fanelli, D., Tan, PB., Amaral, OB., Neves, K. (2025). A metric of knowledge as information compression reflects reproducyibility predictions for biomedical experiments. R Soc Open Sci

– Kozhabek, A., Chai, WK. (2025). Robustness assessment of urban road networks in densely populated cities. Appl Netw Scie 20, 29.

–Kozhabek, A., Chai, WK. (2025). A multi-scale network-based topological analysis of urban road networks in highly populated cities. Environ Plan B: Urban Anal 

2024

– Bartos F, Maier M, Wagenmakers EJ, Nippold F, Doucouliagos H, Ioannidis JPA, Otte WM, Sladekova M, Dressa TK, Burns SB, Fanelli D, Stanley TD. (2024). Footprint of Publication Selelction Bias on Meta-Analyses in Medecine, Environmental Sciences, Psychology, and Economics. Research Synthesis Methods.

– Kozhabek, A., Chai, WK., Zheng G. (2025). Modeling Traffic Congestion Spreading Using a Topology-Based SIR Epidemic Model. IEEE Access, 12, p 35813-35826

2023

– Martineau S, Cristea IA, Chevance A, Fanelli D, Naudet F. (2023). Are large prospective trails on antidepressants in mental disorders seeding trails? A descriptive study of trails registered on ClinicalTrials.gov BMJ Open

– Bakker C, Boughton S, Faggion CM, Fanelli D, Kaiser KA, Schneider J. (2023). Reducing the residue of retractions in evidence synthesis: Ways to minimize inappropriate citation and use of retracted data. BMJ-Evidence-Based Medicine

2022

– Fanelli D. (2022). The “tau” of science: how to measure, study, and integrate quantitative and qualitative knowledge. MetaArXiv.

– Fanelli D, Tan PD, Amaral OB, Neves K. (2022). A metric of knowledge as information compression reflects reproducibility predictions in biomedical experiments. MetaArxiv.