Stanford President Marc Tessier-Lavigne is facing allegations of scientific research misconduct.
Marc Tessier-Lavigne attends the 2020 Breakthrough Prize red carpet at NASA's Ames Research Center on Nov. 3, 2019, in Mountain View, Calif. The Stanford University president is being investigated after the Stanford Daily reported that he committed scientific research misconduct., the Stanford Daily, that he committed scientific research misconduct.
Earlier this week, the Stanford Daily published an exhaustive story about a number of papers co-authored over the last few decades by Tessier-Lavigne — a neuroscientist — that contained potentially altered images. The Stanford Daily spoke to multiple experts who reviewed the papers, which appeared in the Science and Nature academic journals,
and they all came to the same conclusion about the altered imagery, a serious charge in the research field. At first, a Stanford spokesperson downplayed the findings from the student newspaper story, writing that for two of the research papers in question, Tessier-Lavigne “was not involved in any way in the generation or presentation of the panels that have been queried,” and for two other research papers in question, the allegedly altered images “do not affect the data, results or interpretation of the papers.
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