NIH scientist not allowed to give paper

Abstract

An American Chemical Society symposium aimed at engendering broad, open discussion of scientific fraud and misconduct was partially thwarted in its purpose when a key speaker was prevented by his employer from presenting his paper. symposium, cosponsored by the divisions of Professional Relations and Chemistry & the Law, was on whistleblowers. speaker who was not present was Walter W. Stewart, a persistent investigator of scientific misconduct who currently works at the National Institute of Diabetes, Digestive & Kidney Diseases (NIDDKD). Stewart's stillborn paper was entitled The Baltimore Fiasco: A Case Study in Fraud. symposium, cosponsored by the divisions of Professional Relations and Chemistry & the Law, was on whistleblowers. speaker who was not present was Walter W. Stewart, a persistent investigator of scientific misconduct who currently works at the National Institute of Diabetes, Digestive & Kidney Diseases (NIDDKD). Stewart's stillborn paper was entitled The Baltimore Fiasco...