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|Title=Florida Researcher 'Cherry Picked' Data, University Investigation Finds
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|Title=Researcher 'Cherry Picked' Data, University Investigation Finds
|Is About=This case is about a professor of biomedical engineering, and a former postdoc and scientist, whose paper got retracted because only certain data points were reported that supported the paper's conclusion. This is a factual case.
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|Is About=This case is about a professor of biomedical engineering whose paper got retracted because only certain data points were reported that supported the paper's conclusion.
|Important Because=Scientific fraud is not only presenting false data, but also publishing only parts of the available data.
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|Important Because=Scientific fraud is not only about presenting false data, but also about not 'cherry picking' i.e. selecting certain data points to confirm or suport a specific hypothesis or make a result appear more spectacular.
|Important For=Researchers
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|Important For=Researchers; Postdocs; PhD students; Graduate students
 
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|Involves=Huabei Jiang; Lei Yao; Retraction Watch
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|Involves=Retraction Watch
 
|Has Timepoint=24-10-2017
 
|Has Timepoint=24-10-2017
 
|Has Location=USA; United States
 
|Has Location=USA; United States

Latest revision as of 18:03, 25 October 2020

Cases

Researcher 'Cherry Picked' Data, University Investigation Finds

What is this about?

This case is about a professor of biomedical engineering whose paper got retracted because only certain data points were reported that supported the paper's conclusion.

Why is this important?

Scientific fraud is not only about presenting false data, but also about not 'cherry picking' i.e. selecting certain data points to confirm or suport a specific hypothesis or make a result appear more spectacular.

For whom is this important?

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