Sentence examples for scholarly misconduct from inspiring English sources
2. Complaints against the School's faculty that allege scientific or scholarly misconduct are also evaluated using other procedures.
Complaints against the School's faculty that allege scientific or scholarly misconduct are also evaluated using other procedures.
Columbia University said yesterday that its trustees had voted to rescind the Bancroft Prize awarded last year to a book by an Emory University historian, citing accusations of scholarly misconduct.
They include incomplete, out-of-date and biased information, pranks, contradictions, improperly translated data, software incompatibilities, unauthorized revisions, factual errors and scholarly misconduct.
Yesterday, PEER filed a "Complaint of Scientific and Scholarly Misconduct" with the U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI), demanding that BOEMRE reinstate Monnett and apologize.
An investigation by UBC ultimately confirmed their fears: In 2014, investigators identified 29 instances of scholarly misconduct, 16 of them "serious," including falsification and fabrication of data, according to university correspondence obtained by Retraction Watch.
The charges range from misconduct to murder.
Reports of possible misconduct ballooned.
An independent scholarly panel last week concluded that misconduct allegations against University of Arizona UAA) biomedical researcher Marguerite Kay were "without merit," and two members of the panel accused university officials of promoting "a pattern of harassment and unrelenting persecution" of Kay.
In a remarkable semantic twist, the Frost Report found that five National Park Service employees violated the Department's Code of Scientific and Scholarly Conduct but chose to label those violations as "administrative misconduct" rather than "scientific misconduct" because of the difficulty of proving "intent" to deceive.
While the public version of the Frost Report found that five NPS officials and scientists had violated the NPS Code of Scientific and Scholarly Conduct, the Report defined this violation not as "scientific misconduct" but rather as "administrative misconduct".
