By contrast, California Institute of Technology regulations (as a random example) define science fraud as "serious misconduct with intent to deceive, for example, faking data, plagiarism, or ...

which are then refined to minimize the number of fraud labels,” said Mary Anne Walauskis, first author and a Ph.D. candidate in the FAU Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.

The feud can be traced to a four-year investigation by the inspector general's office into procurement practices at NIH that led to the forced removal last spring of sciencetist Edwin Becker--(see The ...

which are then refined to minimize the number of fraud labels," said Mary Anne Walauskis, first author and a Ph.D. candidate in the FAU Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.

This move in SAVA stock comes after a key science advisor was charged with defrauding ... University of New York (CUNY), was charged with fraud of over $16 million in grants.