NATURE/EDITORIAL doi:10.1038/466159b Published online 07 July 2010 There are tools to detect non-originality in articles, but instilling ethical norms remains essentialIt is both encouraging and disheartening to hear that major science publishers intend to roll out the CrossCheck plagiarism-sc... READ MORE>>
By Guo Jiaxue (HK Edition) Updated: 2010-06-02 07:38 In China, the number of published papers in scientific journals are a critical criterion determining a researcher's professional standing and suitability for promotion. Edmond Tang / China Daily Even at China's best universities plagiarism and fa... READ MORE>>
Setiono Sugiharto The Jakarta PostPublication Date: 18-02-2010 A recent report on plagiarism implicating a professor from a private university in Indonesia has set a bad precedent for the integrity of academic honesty.Alleged to have published a plagiarised article in this paper, this senior schola... READ MORE>>
The Yomiuri ShimbunTurkish national Serkan Anilir, recently stripped of the doctorate he obtained from the University of Tokyo over plagiarism and falsifying his resume, used that powerful badge of authority to take advantage not just of the institution that gave him the degree but of other universi... READ MORE>>
The Yomiuri ShimbunThe University of Tokyo will overhaul its thesis examination process and throw the book at anyone found to have plagiarized other people's work, according to the university president.The tighter screening and tougher penalties come after the university last month effectively dismi... READ MORE>>
LIUZHOU, China (AP) — When professors in China need to author research papers to get promoted, many turn to people like Lu Keqian.Working on his laptop in a cramped spare bedroom, the former schoolteacher ghostwrites for professors, students, government offices — anyone willing to pay his fee, typic... READ MORE>>
An assistant professor at the University of Tokyo has been stripped of his Ph. D. after he was found to have plagiarized his doctoral thesis, the university has announced. Anilir Serkan, 36, an assistant professor at the University of Tokyo's Faculty of Engineering, was found to have copied abou... READ MORE>>
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