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20 March

Delaware ecologist caught in fish research misconduct net

As Science retracts a paper by a second James Cook alumnus, critics ask where they learned their craft

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Delaware ecologist caught in fish research misconduct net

As Science retracts a paper by a second James Cook alumnus, critics ask where they learned their craft

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Related articles

Marine biologists clash on limits of research reproducibility

Whistleblowers irked as fishy research probe finds no misconduct

Net widens on fishy research misconduct probe

Fishy research opens a can of worms

Related universities

James Cook University

University of Delaware

Uppsala University

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