Nature: investigators found plagiarism and data falsification in work from prominent cancer lab, 2022

Ohio State University investigations identified misconduct by two scientists in lab of high-profile cancer researcher Carlo Croce. The university has cleared Croce of misconduct, but disciplined him over management problems.

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Over the past decade, questions have swirled around the work coming out of a prominent US cancer-research laboratory run by Carlo Croce at the Ohio State University (OSU). Croce, a member of the US National Academy of Sciences, made his name with his work on the role of genes in cancer. But for years, he has faced allegations of plagiarism and falsified images in studies from his group. All told, 11 papers he has co-authored have been retracted, and 21 have required corrections.

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-02002-5

 

OSU bad. (Different group, same dept)

https://statmodeling.stat.columbia....ment-of-chutzpah-cancer-biology-and-genetics/

 

Interestingly,

 

Seems to be endemic - issues with Alzheimer's research too...

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/...0?shareToken=cecbe1d66beae195d79d9eeace8a25a4