RETRACTED: Advances in organic electro-optic materials and processing

Firestone, Kimberly A.; Reid, Philip J.; Lawson, Rhys; Jang, Sei‐Hum; Dalton, Larry R.

doi:10.1016/j.ica.2004.07.031

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“…87 LD requested the structures of the molecules synthesized and computed predictions of their light-matter interactions; they were happily provided by Jang. 87,88,89 Then, in 2004 and 2005, LD published six papers, one in Inorganica Chimica Acta 7 and five others 90,91,92,93,94 on this new (TCP) composition of matter without the knowledge of BK and without the knowledge of Jang in at least some cases. In January 2005, Jang stumbled across one of these papers 7 and was surprised to find that he was listed as a coauthor, even though he had no knowledge of the publication.…”

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“…87,88,89 Then, in 2004 and 2005, LD published six papers, one in Inorganica Chimica Acta 7 and five others 90,91,92,93,94 on this new (TCP) composition of matter without the knowledge of BK and without the knowledge of Jang in at least some cases. In January 2005, Jang stumbled across one of these papers 7 and was surprised to find that he was listed as a coauthor, even though he had no knowledge of the publication. Jang accused LD in an email of abusing his authorship rights and the NSF principles outlined in the online Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) course that all investigators participating in LD's center were required to complete.…”

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“…3. As for the disputed paper, 7 Cauce wrote to BK, "Measurements rely on the availability of the TCP [dyes] that you co-invented, but the emphasis of this paper is not the invention of the TCP chromophores." That is true, but it does not matter in science, because of the priority rule, "which accord[s] all credit, and so all the personal benefits that go along with credit," to the first to demonstrate by publication "a particular fact or procedure, and none to other programs pursuing the same goal."…”

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“…It revealed that LD had once published "ENP" in a relatively obscure journal, Inorganica Chimica Acta, the same journal in which LD had already published BK's work without his permission in 2004. BK then requested the retraction of the 2004 article, 7 which was subsequently withdrawn. 8 The website RetractionWatch.com titled its post "Leading chemist notches two retractions in one journal, separated by 47 years."…”

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committee-recommended sanctions of a dishonest professor: "[H]olding out the work of another as one's own… strikes at the very core of academic integrity...[T]he sanctions proposed...do not recognize the seriousness of this offense...[D]ismissal...is necessary to preserve the academic integrity of the institution and to restore public confidence." 3 A different response to academic wrongdoing was made by officials of the University of Washington (UW), where one of the authors, hereafter BK, and Professor Larry R. Dalton, hereafter LD, were chemistry department colleagues from 1998-2009. LD's first publication in 1967, in the journal Inorganica Chimica Acta, 4 contained words, pictures, and numerical data from the English language translation of a Russian paper published in 1965. 5 LD's paper was quickly retracted because "many of the experiments described were not actually performed." 6,i "ENP" is our abbreviation for this phrase, a euphemism used throughout in place of the words themselves repeated ad infinitum.

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“…The low values of the dielectric constant of organic NLO materials provide potential advantages for electro-optic (EO) applications [6][7][8] where larger bandwidth in data transmission becomes possible. However such benefits are obtained at expenses of some additional fabrication procedures.…”

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Polymeric and Hybrid Materials for Electrooptical Devices: Polar Order Dynamics

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The present contribution reviews some aspect of the exploitation of polymeric and hybrid solgel materials for optoelectronic devices. In particular a procedure addressed to experimentally investigate the order stability of systems containing NLO dipolar molecules will be discussed. A figure of merit, allowing the comparison among candidate systems for devices, is recognized in the RT d 33 decay time value. Its relation with glass transition temperature of a series of similar polymeric systems is reported. Moreover, a hybrid solgel system containing electro-optic active molecules is shown.

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Macromolecular Systems with Nonlinear Optical Properties: Optical Characterization and Devices

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2010

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RETRACTED: Advances in organic electro-optic materials and processing

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Polymeric and Hybrid Materials for Electrooptical Devices: Polar Order Dynamics

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