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Nature 436, 626 (4 August 2005) | doi:10.1038/436626c; Published online 3 August 2005
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Academia's 'misconduct' is acceptable to industry
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As a physicist working in industry, I read the Commentary article "Scientists behaving badly", by Brian C. Martinson and colleagues (Nature 435, 737–738; 2005), with interest.
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