It was also cited in Birchall's MRC application for funding for the Regenvox laryngeal transplant trial. Birchall states: "Based on our clinical successes and non-GMP/GLP pre-clinical data"
and cites the falsified pig paper. Funding was granted.

The falsified pig paper was cited in an ethics application for a UK trachea transplant trial. It was also cited in a UCL impact case in the 2014 REF: "In 2010, based on preclinical work in pigs [1], UCL performed the world’s first stem cell based organ (whole trachea) transplant in a child..."

And you can now read a copy of the new report: 99-percent.org/wp-content/u...

"The opening chapters establish the context for this crisis, detailing the pressures that young scientists face in academia...These pressures, Szabo argues, do not merely foster mistakes but actively incentivize misconduct." This likely applies to humanities researchers as well, not just scientists