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Jason Arday, former Cambridge professor, found dead after resigning following plagiarism row

Jason Arday, a former Cambridge academic who resigned amid a plagiarism dispute, has been found dead in London.

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Jason Arday, former Cambridge professor, found dead after resigning following plagiarism row

Jason Arday, a former Cambridge University professor who resigned after a plagiarism row, has been found dead in London, his family said. His death follows a period of allegations and formal scrutiny into his work, which led to his resignation and public attention on academic standards. In a statement, relatives described him as a “amazing father, partner, brother, uncle and son,” adding they were “in shock” at the loss. Police said they are investigating the circumstances surrounding his death.

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