Understanding the complexities of retractions (Amy Riegelman and Caitlin Bakker | January 2018)
Recommended resources Reasons for retracted publications range from honest errors made by authors or publishers to research misconduct (e.g., falsified
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Fallibility in science: Responsible ways to handle mistakes (Papers: Dorothy Bishop | November 2017)
Slides from a talk by Dorothy Bishop, Professor at University of Oxford at the Department of Psychology, University of Amsterdam,
(COPE) Core practices
“COPE’s role is to assist editors of scholarly journals and publishers/owners – as well as other parties, such as institutions
NSPCC Research Ethics Committee: Guidance for applicants
Guidance and standards document produced by the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC). “Governance The aim
Author order and disorder – The Research Whisperer (Debra Carr | May 2017)
I’m a materials engineer specialising in textile science. After I finished my PhD, I first worked in Government and now
Commission welcomes new European Code of Conduct for Research Integrity – News alert from EU Commission (March 2017)
The European Commission has received today the new European Code of Conduct for Research Integrity aimed at promoting the responsible
Research Ethics: A Source Guide to Conducting Research with Indigenous Peoples (Indigenous Geography 2016)
“This free, online resource attempts to keep abreast of scholarship, protocols, and other documents relating to the conduct of research
Chronic Poverty Research Centre Methods Toolbox (Resources)
“Despite the growing consensus that poverty is multi-dimensional and complex, a lot of research is based on using approaches and
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