Stanford president resigns following scientific misconduct investigation
Stanford president Marc Tessier-Lavigne will resign at the end of August after an internal review questioned his and his lab’s scientific integrity.
The panel of scientists reviewing Tessier-Lavigne, led by former federal judge Mark Filip and his law firm Kirkland & Ellis, looked into 12 papers on which Tessier-Lavigne is a first author or co-author, following allegations of research misconduct raised on the website PubPeer, which is a crowd-sourced platform where scientific publications can be discussed.
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