Nagy Gábor
Nagy Gábor is a Hungarian chemist and businessman known for his leadership at Borsodi Kooperáció. He was awarded the Kossuth Prize in 1952 for his innovative work in brown coal gasification technology, but his accolade was revoked in 1953 when it was revealed that he had plagiarized the technology from a method developed in West Germany, marking the only instance of a Kossuth Prize being rescinded due to scientific misconduct.
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Nagy Gábor reported on the oxygen deficiency affecting fish in the Balatonaligai harbor.
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Nagy Gábor is noted as the only recipient of the Kossuth Prize whose award was revoked due to scientific plagiarism.
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