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Professor Bob Camley Why Do Scientists Cheat? (do they?)

When

20 March 2023 05:00 pm

Where

Q Building, University of Newcastle

16B Honeysuckle Dr

Newcastle 2300

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Join Fulbright Distinguished Chair Professor Bob Camley from the Department of Physics. University of Colorado for a not-so-serious look at some famous examples of cheating and unethical behaviour in Physics. This includes the famous calculus dispute involving Leibnitz and Newton, the Great N-Ray Hoax, and some more recent examples. Finally, hear a short discussion of how serious cheating is in reality and how it differs across scientific disciplines.


 


Professor Bob Camley is currently in Australia for a six-month stint to work with Dr Karen Livesey from the Department of Information and Physical Sciences (physics) on a theoretical physics project exploring the use of magnetic nanomaterials in cancer diagnosis and treatment.


Join us from 5pm for light refreshments followed by a lively discussion and then a q+a with Bob’s University of Newcastle host, Dr Karen Livesey.

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