He had been going on for quite a long time, which is also very amazing to
see in anesthesiology, which is a very difficult word to tell.
>> Anesthesiology.
>> That's the one. >> That's the one.
>> He actually did work on Propofol, which,
which is the drug that killed Micheal Jackson.
>> Oh, right.
>> I'm not saying, suggesting that he killed Michael Jackson but [LAUGH].
He did research on that and these are very easy trials,
actually, because you can do the studies, when you have a,
a hospital with, with people who were operated on.
So, is so, also, so many, many studies completely made up.
There is also very high profile cases in what we again maybe considered,
maybe considered the ideal science, so physics, there is a guy called
Jan Hendrik Schön who was the up and coming guy, about whom some of his colleagues mentioned,
well he is either going to get the Nobel Prize or he is going to end up in jail.
[LAUGH] He didn't end up in jail, he did fall from grace, he ended up,
I don't know the number of retractions but, he,
he published, well, science and nature papers, every month.
It was ridiculous and, of course, then people found it that some of the pictures
in these papers, which are again related to completely different topics.
>> Mm-hm.
>> Were completely identical.
So, completely different measurements showed the same spikes in the graphs.
>> So, how many brilliant frauds are just better at it and are not
>> That's difficult to say, that's very difficult to say.
We know that the fraud cases across sciences.