The list of the world's most-cited scientists excludes 1,000 researchers over fraudulent practices | Science

Following a scandal uncovered by EL PAÍS and involving fake affiliations, Saudi Arabia has lost 30% of the highly-cited researchers it previously boasted about, which will cause its universities to plummet in the international rankings

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