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Sub-journal MR

Meta-Research on AI in Research

The journal's home discipline: how AI systems are changing authorship, peer review, integrity, productivity and the evidence base itself.

Published in this sub-journal

  1. IJAGR/2026/MR/0001

    Citation completeness in AI-assisted manuscripts: a corpus study of reference integrity across 4,120 preprints

    A. Ngwenya, H. Lindqvist · Volume 1, Issue 1

    Reference lists are the load-bearing structure of a scientific claim, yet AI-assisted drafting has made plausible-but-nonexistent citations cheap to produce. We assembled a corpus of 4,120 preprints and resolved every li…

  2. IJAGR/2026/MR/0002

    Agreement and disagreement in automated desk screening: what three independent evaluation remits catch that one does not

    R. Osei · Volume 1, Issue 1

    Automated screening is usually implemented as a single verdict. We test whether splitting screening into three fixed remits — disciplinary criticism, reference rigour, and contribution — surfaces failures a single genera…

Desk-rejection criteria specific to this discipline

  • Commentary with no data or systematic argument
  • Claims about AI in publishing with no corpus
  • Predictions with no falsifiable content

The criteria that apply in every sub-journal are additional to these: 7 general grounds, listed on the sub-journal register.