Controversial preprint authors relent, will share all data and code
lpachter · x · 2026-10-19
After LPachter publicly flagged that the Astera-linked preprint withheld data and code, author Doris Tsao quickly agreed to make all data and methods available within days. The preprint had said electrophysiology data would go to DANDI Archive and code to GitHub only upon publication—the very clause under fire.
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