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Researcher Cleared of Misconduct, but Case Is Still Murky

FEB 13, 2007
Physics Today
The New York Times : A professor who contends that nuclear fusion can be generated in a tabletop experiment has been cleared of research misconduct by Purdue University. But the refusal of university officials to answer any questions and their lack of detail in a statement released last week has left scientists to pore over the words like Kremlinologists, looking to divine meaning in what was said and what was not.
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