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NNadir

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3. The first author is Professor Baikun Li (identified by an asterisk in the citation).

Reply to mwmisses4289 (Reply #1)

Thu Jul 9, 2026, 11:28 PM

10 hrs ago

Professor Baikun Li.

The discovery of the fraud originated in the University of Connecticut's Research Integrity office, probably after a tip, possibly from one of the authors she plagiarized, or even a co-author.

It's a very serious matter.

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She should lose her job for the scale of this retraction. [View all] NNadir 10 hrs ago OP

Isn't the first author male? mwmisses4289 10 hrs ago #1

The first author is Professor Baikun Li (identified by an asterisk in the citation). NNadir 10 hrs ago #3

Thank for the explanation. mwmisses4289 9 hrs ago #4

Generative AI often seems to bring out the worst in a lot of AI users. It's great for fraud. highplainsdem 10 hrs ago #2

Oh, she just misunderstood the meaning of "U Conn". eppur_se_muova 8 hrs ago #5

Love science. Self correcting over time. multigraincracker 5 hrs ago #6