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Generally, scientists can appeal disqualifications, but the specific process varies by competition or institution. Nikon's statement about reviewing its annual contest rules suggests they might clarify their appeal process, or introduce one, following Dr Xu's disqualification. This ensures fairness and transparency in scientific contests.
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