Oops!
How are they going to put that cat back in?
Oops!
How are they going to put that cat back in?
Sounds like fraud to me. Publish a fake paper then immediately start looking for investors.
Reminds me of the alzheimers guys fucking fraudulent studies, it's too bad no one caught onto that as fast as this case.
“We stand by our work, and it’s been verified experimentally and theoretically,” Dias says. Nine people on the team from a US University defend their work claiming the experiment was and is repeatable. The chief critic is a theoretical physicist. I wonder if really powerful people don't want this technology released to the public. Even a 10 percent reduction in resistance as compared to copper would be huge.
I don't know. Right now, this is a pipe dream, so it may be they were trying a cash grab.
replication crisis
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