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Honestly... it was probably an undergrad or contractor they tasked with fetching the data from the insurance company who decided to pad the numbers. Or maybe a
by justrealist 3y ago
Honestly... it was probably an undergrad or contractor they tasked with fetching the data from the insurance company who decided to pad the numbers. Or maybe a desperate PhD student.
Which doesn't absolve the PI, who fundamentally has to stand behind the data, but it makes more sense than the PI being unable to fake convincing data.
- jwilk 3y agoWhat does PI stand for?
- OkayPhysicist 3y agoPrinciple Investigator. Basically, the individual (professor) responsible for a research project. They then employ a bunch of people to actually run the experiment.