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Interesting parts of the story is that it actually started seven years ago. if people had been willing to look into it, the way that i did. it would have found exactly what i found in mid 2022. back in 2015. that is there were rumors online about allegedly photoshopped images in neuro scientific papers that had been published by stanford's now former president. what i did is i found those rumors, i took them to forensic image analysts. i looked into them further and started out with a good old-fashioned open source investigative project. that has since snowballed into a series of investigative...
Obviously right now. what is the reaction been like among the student body on campus? what's it been like for you? >> yes ããthis is obviously a shocking thing. turn of events for all of us to be experiencing. a year ago levine enjoyed one of the highest reputations in science. he's done some really fundamental work ããbut now he's resigned from his post. for president of an institution that spent billions of dollars of research to be accused of research misconduct. it's a hard thing to do when you want to maintain your credibility when you're telling people how to conduct the research. in t...
Stanford University President Marc Tessier-Lavigne announced Wednesday that he would resign from his post after an independent investigation found “serious flaws” in some of the research he oversaw decades earlier. The panel of experts, which formed in January to look into allegations of research misconduct, found that Tessier-Lavigne did not personally engage in any fraud…
After a review of allegations about his scientific articles found flaws, Stanford University President Marc Tessier-Lavigne said he will resign.