Via: Medical Daily:
Iowa State University researcher, Dr. Dong-Pyou Han, resigned
after news broke of an investigation into the validity of his AIDS
research. Han is believed to have tampered with research results for a
possible AIDS vaccine.
“At Iowa State’s request, the research samples in question
were examined by researchers at another university; they confirmed
samples had been spiked,” ISU spokesman John McCarroll wrote in an email
to the Des Moines Register. “He later admitted responsibility and
resigned from Iowa State, effective Oct. 4, 2013.”
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