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Monday, July 2, 2012

"Institutions are unlikely to fairly investigate allegations of fraud made against their own researchers"

… One point he made was that institutions are unlikely to fairly investigate allegations of fraud made against their own researchers: this obvious point seemed to be new to some people.  …
You don't tell, captain obvious.
… Aldhous explained how a journalist might have to put in as much time to get a story about fraud as to get, say, 75 stories about usual science. From a business perspective, that is obviously a serious problem. …
So Mikovits, Ruscetti and Lombardi can carry on their business – well, Mikovits only if she finds a new job.

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