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在引起巨大的社会反响的“达西事件”(详见综合文献7和9)之后,报刊上陆续出现了一些关于学者伪造自己的研究结果的报道。例如澳大利亚的最著名的医学研究人员威廉·麦克布赖德因反对德苯多克斯(debendox)药剂而被指控犯有诈骗行为。麦克布赖德十多年来一直都力图证明,用以改善孕妇自我感觉的这种药剂如同反应停(thalidomide——C_(13)H_(10)N_2O_4)所产生的后果一样可能引起胎儿的四肢畸形。澳大利亚广播电台记者 H·斯万指控麦克布赖德在他1983年的一篇论文中有意歪曲实验结果,而且当时实验尚未结束。这一实验是根据麦克布赖德的请求由二个年轻学者进行的,但在二位学者不知道的情况下他竟将实验结果发表在《澳大利亚生物科学杂志》上。
In the wake of the Darcy Incident, which caused tremendous social repercussions (see Syntheses 7 and 9 in detail), there have been several reports in the press of scholars forging their own findings. For example, William McBride, Australia’s most famous medical researcher, was accused of fraud for opposing debendox medications. For more than a decade, McBride has sought to demonstrate that the drug used to improve the feeling of pregnant women can cause fetal limbs just as the consequences of thalidomide - C_ (13) H_ (10) N_2O_4) deformity. H.Swain, an Australian radio reporter, accused Macbride in his 1983 paper in a deliberate attempt to distort the results of the experiment, and the experiment was not over. The experiment was conducted by two young scholars at the request of Macbrider, but published in the Australian Journal of Biological Sciences without the knowledge of two scholars.