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I looked at it. She was right. The correlation was there. The same substrate. Different surface expressions. Both accurate. Both necessary. "This goes in the paper," I said. "I thought so," she said. "It's a genuine contribution," I said. "I know," she said. She looked at my notebook. "Citation?" she said. "Co-author," I said. She looked at me. "It's your paper," she said. "It's the data's paper," I said. "We're both documenting the same substrate from different angles." I paused. "That's what co-authors are." I paused. "Different observers of the same truth."

But Matthias simply smiled and said, "You give me too much credit, Professor Milford. I wasn't the first author. This latest breakthrough wasn't led by me. I just helped iron out a few minor technicalities." "You only helped with the details?" Rodney's student still had the author list open on his phone. He leaned over and glanced at it. Sure enough, Matthias wasn't listed as the first author. Instead, it was someone named Celeste Rodriguez. Not just that—the corresponding author was also the same person. Matthias was only the second author. The third, fourth, and following authors seemed to be YodaVision engineers too, as all affiliations were listed under YodaVision. Seeing this, Rodney sq

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" The author list remained visible on the student's phone screen. Leaning closer, he saw that Stewart wasn't the original author. Ross was the name of that person. Not only that, but Ross was also the corresponding author. Stewart came in second. Given that they had all identified PrimeStar as their affiliation, the remaining individuals—third, fourth, and so forth—were most likely engineers from PrimeStar. "The first author is Ross—" said Professor Mack slowly after glancing at the name "Ross" on the paper.