For years, Francesca Gino was a rising star in the world of behavioral science. As a professor at Harvard Business School, she earned accolades for her research on honesty, ethics, and human behavior.

Harvard Business School dismissed prominent researcher and tenured professor Francesca Gino. Harvard Business School has dismissed Francesca Gino, a tenured professor whose research on honesty and ...

Harvard strips tenure from a celebrated professor over academic fraud, setting a precedent more universities should follow.

Francesca Gino, a professor of business at Harvard, has been fired for allegedly manipulating data to support her hypothesis on honesty. The famed Ivy League revoked the 47-year-old's tenure in a ...

Examining Gino’s past research through the lens of knowing she is a liar puts an entirely different spin on her findings.

Professor Francesca Gino was fired by Harvard University last week after it was found that she had fabricated research used in studies on dishonesty. TEDx Talks/YouTube The once-celebrated ...

Harvard University has revoked tenure from ethics scholar Francesca Gino after an investigation found data manipulation in multiple studies. This rare and historic decision marks a significant ...

Francesca Gino, a business professor whose research focused on why people lie and cheat, co-authored papers that included manipulated data.

Harvard University revokes Francesca Gino's tenure over data fraud allegations. Gino, known for her work on ethics, denies the claims and filed a lawsuit.

Harvard University revoked the tenure of a prominent behavioral scientist and business professor Francesca Gino, who was accused of manipulating data in her published work.

Professor Gino, born in 1978, has served as an associate professor of business administration at Harvard Business School since 2010. Her main research topics include "integrity" and "ethical ...

Gino, who was widely known for researching honesty and ethical behavior, was accused of falsifying some of her research. She has denied the claims.