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Model research misconduct procedure 2023 - summary of responses and change made following a survey on the draft procedure in May 2022.
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Is it poor supervision or research misconduct? This case study version is for trainers.
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Is it poor supervision or research misconduct? This case study version is for trainees.
Is it research misconduct? This case study version is for trainers.
This guide aims to give useful information on allegations of research misconduct and research misconduct procedures, for anyone who has made an allegation or is considering doing so, who is subject to an allegation, or who is relatively new to research misconduct such as early-career researchers, journalists, or the public.
A flow chart demonstrating the process of UKRIO's research misconduct procedure.
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Designed as a template which can be adopted by research organisations or used to inform the development of their own processes, the Procedure is a step-by-step manual for investigating misconduct in research, applicable to all subject areas and suitable for all organisations engaged in research – universities, NHS organisations, private sector bodies and charities.
Should we be less British and more Australian when it comes to the use of the words research misconduct? In this article the benefits of an investigation into potential breaches in research integrity are discussed.
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When an authorship dispute is more than it seems. This case study version is for trainers.
When an authorship dispute is more than it seems. This case study version is for trainees.
Dr Elisabeth Bik,Science Integrity Consultant, talks about her work related to detecting inappropriate image duplications.
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A list of questions to ask yourself when reporting potential research misconduct (in the UK).
This guide, alongside our short guide to misconduct investigations, will support you in reporting suspected research misconduct and questionable research practices (QRPs) to institutions, publishers, and elsewhere, and to let you know what to expect from the process.
Is it research misconduct? This case study version is for trainees.