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materials scientist Akihisa Inoue, the president of Tohoku University in Japan. Last March, an earthquake crippled his campus (see Nature 483,141–143; 2012)

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AllTrials campaign 2014 Japan Respect Privacy Factual case Clinical medicine Normile, Dennis. "Faulty drug trials tarnish Japan's clinical research." (2014):

sourceHistory Find out Resources Cases In 2014 in a stemcell research institute in Japan a research misconduct case came to light. The case was excessively covered

retractions due to figure duplication and data manipulation. Researchers Japan Data manipulation LS 07.01 - Medical engineering and technology

institutionsJournal editorsPeer-reviewers Yoshihiro Sato Jun Iwamoto 2003 2015 Japan

Retractions: correcting the scientific literature Research misconduct 2016 Japan United States Reliability Accountability Honesty Plagiarism Retraction Fabrication

open resource EditView sourceHistory Find out Resources Cases This is a short interview with a research who describes some of the ethical issues that arise

open resource EditView sourceHistory Find out Resources Cases A case about a mentally ill young man who stabbed himself to death in an industry-sponsored

Edit EditView sourceHistory Find out Themes Trial registration is the publication of information about the design, conduct, and administration of clinical

Edit EditView sourceHistory Find out Themes “All trials registered, all results reported.” The AllTrials campaign is aiming towards publication of all

expressed as “Mottainai,” a prevalent, culturally embedded moral standard in Japan. “Mottai” is a Buddhist term that refers to the intrinsic dignity or sacredness

widely known are perhaps the inhumane experiments conducted by the Nazis and Japanese during the WW2. In the aftermath of the WW2, the Nuremberg Code was published