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Podcasts - NYAS

A digest of podcasts and audio interviews featuring Academy staff, Members, and other topics applicable to the advancement of science for the public good.

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DeBriefed 23 February 2024: Extreme heat from Asia to Africa; China risks missing 2025 CO2 targets; Why climate change matters for the pandemic treaty - Vimarsana News

DeBriefed 23 February 2024: Extreme heat from Asia to Africa; China risks missing 2025 CO2 targets; Why climate change matters for the pandemic treaty

Much of the world is experiencing extreme heat, with temperature records being broken on several continents but little western news coverage.

'Surprising And Alarming': Plagiarism Scandals Rock Harvard As Americans' Trust In Universities Decline - Vimarsana News

'Surprising And Alarming': Plagiarism Scandals Rock Harvard As Americans' Trust In Universities Decline

Multiple plagiarism scandals have rocked Harvard over the past few months at a time when Americans' trust in universities is declining, experts told the Daily Caller News Foundation.

Plagiarism scandals rock Ivy League university as Americans' trust in higher education declines - Vimarsana News

Plagiarism scandals rock Ivy League university as Americans' trust in higher education declines

Brandon Poulter Daily Caller News Foundation Several plagiarism scandals have recently rocked Harvard University, and Americans’ trust in universities is on the decline, experts told the Daily Caller News Foundation. Multiple Harvard officials have been accused of research misconduct since December. “Any instance of malfeasance in academia or anywhere else erodes trust. We scholars trust…

Source: wnd.com
Academic author defends Claudine Gay argues plagiarism overblown: 'Minor infraction of rules' - Vimarsana News

Academic author defends Claudine Gay argues plagiarism overblown: 'Minor infraction of rules'

An academic author and former professor argued that Harvard President Claudine Gay's infractions were not malicious or serious and true plagiarism is rare in academia.