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>> its targeted at jewish students. jewish individuals. do you understand your testimony is dehumanizing them? >> reporter: afterwards, gay apologized for what she called poor wording in her testimony. gay under pressure to step down from house members, donors, and prominent alumni. and more recently, she faced allegations of plagiarism for material contained in her academic writings. harvard had previously ordered an investigation that revealed quote, a few instances of inadequate citation, but...

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By Matt Egan and Melissa Alonso, CNN

(CNN) — Harvard President Claudine Gay is back in the hot seat as the embattled leader requested additional corrections of her past work, and a House committee widened an existing probe of Harvard to include an investigation into allegations of plagiarism.

Harvard University President Claudine Gay faces plagiarism accusations on old papers, throwing her and the college under a spotlight on the heels of her controversial answers in a congressional hearing on antisemitism. On Wednesday, officials from Harvard said Gay asked to add three updates to her dissertation from 1997 to include proper citations, according…

A new paper dissects how the Covid crisis demonstrated the failings in how science is practiced now. But are its suggestions for improvement bold enough?

She failed to credit me for sections of my book, ‘Black Faces, Black Interests.’

City University of New York is conducting an investigation into the research process of Hoau-Yan Wang, PhD, a neuroscience professor, after suspicions of manipulated research.

The Lancet has retracted two papers by the disgraced surgeon Paolo Macchiarini,1 after an investigation by the Swedish National Board for Assessment of Research Misconduct concluded that they contained falsified information. The initial paper had described the case of a patient who in 2008 became the first person to have a tissue engineered trachea transplant,2 and the second article was …

Report on Research Compliance 20, no. 11 (November, 2023) It wasn't just China. China is among the countries whose support for Stanford University...