Report: Superconductivity researcher found to have committed misconduct

Details of what the University of Rochester investigation found are not available.

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IDK, as much as I hate lieing cheats it still seems wrong that his career is ruined without the details of the misdeeds being revealed.

I get it. I've passed up hiring people because their previous employers couldn't mention why someone was let go and I've been unable to tell people why we fired the last two chuckleschmucks due to privacy laws, but sometimes you have to accept that we are not entitled to every bit of information about people's lives.

How would you feel if a reporter wanted to know why YOU were fired from a job? Suddenly when it's us it becomes "What fucking business is it of yours?".

It's a hard line to walk some days.