Research Misconduct: Japanese Science in Question

Year 2018Episode 560 minfévr. 25, 2018
Research Misconduct: Japanese Science in Question

In August 2016, NHK received a 50-page letter of accusation. The writer raised suspicions of misconduct in research papers by a University of Tokyo professor. The whistleblower alleged that some images and charts may have been fabricated or falsified. We spent over a year interviewing more than 100 individuals concerned. The situation could undermine Japan's attempt to become a leader in the field of science and technology. What is happening in this bastion of academic research? We decided to look into this research scandal at the University of Tokyo.

Research Misconduct: Japanese Science in Question has aired on févr. 25, 2018 at 23:10
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