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oopsie Would like to know more details. The headline implies that they were falsifying their research results, but the article maybe implies that there were financial/bookkeeping shenanigans going on instead. EDIT: did some more snooping. They are indeed being charged with falsifying data. Ugh. Not good at all. Totally OK with them getting the book thrown at them. | |||
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Yowza. Whistleblower gets a chunk of change, too.
https://www.npr.org/2019/03/25...rch-fraud-settlement
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Nice work when you can find it.
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The incentive works as intended in this case, don't you think?
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Shut up and play your guitar! Minor Deity ![]() |
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Unclear. It depends on the role the whistleblower had. There are a number of cases where the whistleblower, while not involved, was in a position to stop the fraud from occurring but it was much more profitable to let it happen and then alert the feds.
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