Summary:

- The article discusses the retraction of a study published in 2018 that was hailed as a win for science reform, as it aimed to replicate previous findings on the effectiveness of a program to improve research practices.
- The study, which was published in the journal Nature Human Behaviour, claimed to have successfully replicated the findings of a previous study, but it has now been retracted due to concerns about the validity of the data and the analysis.
- The retraction highlights the ongoing challenges in the field of science reform, where efforts to improve research practices and increase the reliability of scientific findings are often met with setbacks and controversies.