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I can't work out how someone with 4 (possibly 6) first author publications (presumably in high quality journals) is having difficulty with getting a phd by publication? Surely they can just go back to the university where they did their MSc and ask old supervisors/tutors?
How did he obtain these publications? Through his work in industry?
In the UK at least, the regulations on PhDs by Publication vary, but a common requirement is that the work submitted be done by the candidate when he or she was employed or affiliated with the university in some sense.
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