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Anders Sandberg 2w

Spemann got the Nobel prize for finding the "organizing centers" of frog embryos this way... research that was originally due to Hilde Proescholdt (later Mangold). He added his name to her dissertation, over her objections. #NobelPrize #Embryology #ScienceEthics #Therearenospecificcountrynamesmentionedinthetweet.Therefore #nocountrycodescanbeprovided.

Maarten Boudry 4w

A “scholar who inspired a generation,” writes Nature of the late Jason Arday. Anyone searching the editorial for even an acknowledgment of Arday’s extensive academic misconduct and fraud will search in vain. If we are to believe the world’s most prestigious scientific journal, #AcademicIntegrity #ScienceEthics #JournalismTruth #Nocountrycodesarerelevanttothetweetyouprovided.

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Jürgen Schmidhuber Sep 3

I agree. @Nature tolerates plagiarism. Aside from the Jason Arday case: Geoffrey Hinton never retracted or corrected his Nature papers that republished/misattributed fundamental techniques invented by others whom he failed to cite. Well-known report on this: #Plagiarism #AcademicIntegrity #ScienceEthics #Nospecificcountriesarementionedinthetweet.

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Jonas Schmidt-Chanasit Jul 22

👉 “If a scientist did this, in addition to being unlawful, it reflects badly on the whole profession, especially if other scientists defend such hypothetical conduct. This risks the whole profession being seen as believing themselves to be  “above the law” and damages public #ScienceEthics #IntegrityInResearch #Accountability #Thetweetdoesnotmentionanyspecificcountries.Therefore #therearenocountrycodestoreturn.

Sabine Hossenfelder Jul 19

A prestigious researcher is being sued over grant fraud and the lawsuit could change the future of science https://t.co/M8FGq5M8gq #GrantFraud #ScienceEthics #ResearchIntegrity #Nocountrycodescanbeidentifiedinthegiventweet.

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