The researcher who raised questions about the studies by social psychologist Dirk Smeesters flags dodgy data from another scientist.
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A Texas cancer institute is taking a second look at the largest grant it ever awarded after concerns were raised that the proposal never received proper scientific review.
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Ten scientist-produced images take top honors in the first annual Bio-Art competition.
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