Stanford president retracts papers following allegations
Two papers were retracted because of evidence they had altered images and the "beautification," duplication and formatting problems were “undermining confidence in the paper’s conclusions.”
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Two papers were retracted because of evidence they had altered images and the "beautification," duplication and formatting problems were “undermining confidence in the paper’s conclusions.”
Two papers were retracted because of evidence they had altered images and the "beautification," duplication and formatting problems were “undermining confidence in the paper’s conclusions.”
Martinez will assume the position on Oct. 1, after four years in her role as a law school dean.
Jenny S. Martinez, dean of Stanford Law School and Richard E. Lang Professor of Law, has been named Stanford’s 14th provost, incoming President Richard Saller announced on Aug. 23.
Hired in 2016, Marc Tessier-Lavigne presided over major challenges at Stanford University, not the least of which was the COVID-19 pandemic.