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    Former MIT biologist David Sabatini has won a $6 million defamation suit, according to Inside Higher Ed. The case stems from misconduct allegations that previously cost him positions at MIT and the Whitehead Institute. The verdict is being closely watched in academic circles as it raises questions about how institutions handle sexual misconduct claims and the consequences for those accused who are later cleared.

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    A jury has ruled in favor of biologist David Sabatini, the former MIT and Whitehead Institute researcher ousted in 2021 amid misconduct and relationship-disclosure controversies, awarding him $6 million in damages. The Boston Globe reported the verdict in his favor, marking a striking turn in a case that reshaped debates over due process in academic misconduct investigations.

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    Ousted MIT biologist David Sabatini speaks out after $6m defamation verdict▼‘I don’t know if I still believe it’: Ousted MIT biologist David Sabatini speaks out after $6m defamation verdict✉newsScienceBiology8 h ago

    Biologist David Sabatini, who resigned from MIT and the Whitehead Institute following misconduct allegations, has given a public interview after a jury awarded $6 million in a defamation verdict connected to the case. Speaking to The Boston Globe, Sabatini expressed doubt about the findings against him, saying he no longer knows if he believes them. The case has drawn attention to how misconduct allegations and institutional investigations are handled in academic science.

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    Cambridge scientist David Sabatini speaks out after courtroom victory●‘The hardest years of my life’: Cambridge scientist David Sabatini speaks out after courtroom victory✉newsScienceBiology1 d ago

    Biologist David Sabatini, formerly of MIT and the Whitehead Institute in Cambridge, described the past several years as 'the hardest of my life' in comments following a legal win in court. The scientist, once among the most prominent figures in American biology research, had faced allegations and institutional proceedings that derailed his career, and the courtroom outcome marks a turning point he has now addressed publicly.