Cambridge professor who allegedly plagiarized his Ph.D also accused of falsely claiming he worked at 3 other schools
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{ "epilogue": "Cambridge announced an investigation into professor Jason Arday following accusations of plagiarism and false claims regarding his work history and publications. Amid the row, Arday resigned from his position at Cambridge.
Glasgow University was also asked what checks it made on him." }
Epilogue added 1h ago, after coverage quieted.
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The reporting (10)
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An update from Jason Arday Good Law Project · 62d ago
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