Rao Yi publishes article criticizing academic fraud in China, saying many institutions use public power to defend fraudsters

Date2026.10.07

LocationChina

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On October 7, Rao Yi discussed Japanese scientists winning Nobel Prizes on the WeChat public account "Rao Yi on Science," criticizing academic misconduct in China, saying that many institutions engage in cover-ups and use public power to defend fraudsters, wasting state funds and betraying their responsibility to the people.

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2026-10-09 05:09 · 10月7日，饶毅在公众号“饶议科学”发文批评中国学术造假，指很多单位用公权力捂盖子、捍卫造假者，浪费国家科研经费。

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Triggered Blogger Geng Tongxue Questions Paper Fraud by Peking University Third Hospital Researcher Zhang Yaohua

09.16 ·Reported ·Importance III ·Beijing

Triggered Wang Ertao team's Nature paper flagged for data anomalies, retraction requested

09.26 ·Reported ·Importance III ·China

Triggered Chengdu University Reports Zeng Qin for Academic Misconduct, Removes Her From Post and Revokes Her Title

09.30 ·Reported ·Importance II ·Chengdu

Original event Academic fraud-exposing blogger Geng Tongxue publicly accuses multiple university Distinguished Young Scholar scholars of falsifying paper data

05.27 ·Reported ·Importance II ·China

This event Rao Yi publishes article criticizing academic fraud in China, saying many institutions use public power to defend fraudsters 2026.10.07 · Reported

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Sayings · 2026-10-09 05:02 On October 7, Rao Yi published an article on his WeChat public account "Rao Yi Science" criticizing academic fraud in China, pointing out that many institutions use public power to cover up and defend fraudsters, wasting state research funding.

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