Fraud in the lab: the high stakes of scientific research

Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Press (2019)
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B\ig fraud, little lies -- Serial cheaters -- Storytelling and beautification -- Researching for results -- Corporate cooking -- Skewed competition -- Stealing authorship -- The funding effect -- There is no profile -- Toxic literature -- Clinical trials -- The jungle of journal publishing -- Beyond denial -- Scientific crime -- Slow science.

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Q175.37.C4413 2019

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