The university didn’t provide Inside Higher Ed an interview Wednesday about Professor Ranga Dias’s departure. In an emailed statement, the institution said a report “concluded that he engaged in ...

Ranga Dias, a physics professor who made headlines with claims that he had discovered a room-temperature superconductor and then was found to have engaged in research misconduct, is no longer ...

The spokesperson declined to elaborate further on the details of his departure, and Dias did not respond to the WSJ's request for comment. Dias did not have tenure, so the final decision rested ...

Journals had retracted papers on superconductors that worked at room temperature and materials science that involved Ranga Dias. By Teddy Rosenbluth Ranga Dias, a physicist who faced a public ...

The president of the University of Rochester has recommended firing Ranga Dias, a star faculty member who claimed to have discovered a room-temperature superconductor, for research misconduct.

But there is still much to be done. In April 2024, Nature released detailed information about investigations into claims made by Ranga Dias, a physicist at the University of Rochester, in two high ...

No friction. That's what Ranga Dias is after. The University of Rochester physicist spends most of his days in a private lab on Blossom Road, tirelessly chasing after a feat he says he's already ...

One team, led by physicist Ranga Dias of the University of Rochester, claimed that it had invented the world’s first room temperature superconductor in a 2023 paper in Nature. After independent ...

A team from Nature, through court documents, has found that Ranga Dias, professor at University of Rochester who had touted the discovery of room-temperature superconductor in March last year ...

University of Rochester physicist Ranga Dias, who made international headlines in the scientific community several years ago with purported breakthroughs related to room-temperature ...

We've been following the saga of Ranga Dias since he first burst onto the scene with reports of a high-pressure, room-temperature superconductor, published in Nature in 2020. Even as that paper ...