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Maintaining the integrity of the scientific record

This issue of The Journal of Experimental Biology (JEB) sees our first retraction of a published article ([p. 3764][1]). To put this into context, this is only one of the >400 Research Articles published in JEB this year and is the first retraction since the journal started in 1923. Nevertheless, it