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Royal Society journal clears author of misconduct despite photo concerns

Journal's investigation exonerates fish researcher, who has previous retraction to her name

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Royal Society journal clears author of misconduct despite photo concerns

Journal's investigation exonerates fish researcher, who has previous retraction to her name

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Net widens on fishy research misconduct probe

Engage with climate deniers and anti-vaxxers, says science chief

Confront fraudulent research before it spreads

Fishy research opens a can of worms

Related universities

James Cook University

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