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China has produced around a quarter of all scientific papers published worldwide, a recent report revealed. About the report: According to an annual report released on Tuesday by Japan's education ministry, China ranked first for the second year in a row in published scientific papers — producing around 24.6% of the world's total — and published nearly 30% of the top 10% and 1% most-cited papers. According to Nikkei Asia, scientific research capabilities “determine future market shares in artificial intelligence, quantum technology and other cutting-edge fields...

>> now, i have tried more than a dozen and a half times. i've tried, in-person emails, phone. i showed up at his office once. he has never sat down or answered questions about this. which is really interesting because there are still a lot of questions that remain. and places where he has given inaccurate or misleading statements a number of times. his initial defense when the claims were first surfaced in november was that the alterations, the photoshopped or doctored images had no bearing on the results of the studies. and of course now has agreed to retract or correct at least five of these...

Stanford University President Marc Tessier-Lavigne will resign in August, the school said Wednesday, following a scandal over his scientific research.

He did not personally falsify data, but co-authored research with "serious flaws", an inquiry finds.

Stanford University President Marc Tessier-Lavigne said on Wednesday he would resign from his post after a review by a panel of scientists concluded that research papers he contributed to contained “manipulation of research data,” according to a report released by a special university committee.