Sunday, May 5, 2013
12:00 – 20:00 Registration Open Room: Grand Salon Foyer
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Conference Opening and Welcome |
19:00 – 20:00 Reception Room: Terrasse des Festivals
Monday, May 6, 2013
7:30 – 17:00 Registration Open Room: Grand Salon Foyer
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8:15 – 9:45 Plenary B Room: Grand Salon A/B Keynote Presentation: Current and future challenges for those promoting research integrity |
9:45 – 10:15 Coffee Break and Posters Room: Grand Salon Foyer
1) How physicians understand research ethics problems in Russia
Presenter: Leila Akhmadeeva, Bashkir State Medical University, Russia
Co-authors: Gulnara Rayanova, Bashkir State Medical University, Russia; Boris Veytsman, George Mason University, USA
2) Standard operating procedure for detecting plagiarism in a biomedical journal: The Croatian Medical Journal experience
Presenter: Ksenija Bazdaric, Rijeka University, Croatia
Co-authors: Mladen Petrovecki, Rijeka University School of Medicine, Croatia; Srecko Gajovic, the University of Zagreb School of Medicine, Croatia
3) A multidisciplinary view of conflicts of interests and their relationship with research integrity policies
Presenter: Márcia de Cássia Cassimiro, Oswaldo Cruz Institute/ Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (IOC/FIOCRUZ), Brazil
Co-authors: Marisa Palácios, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (IESC/UFRJ), Brazil; Maria de Fátima Martins, Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (ICICT/FIOCRUZ), Brazil; Sonia MR Vasconcelos, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (IBqM/UFRJ), Brazil
4) Multiple authorship: Growth or inflationary bubble?
Presenter: Claudia Medina Coeli, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Co-author: Kenneth Rochel de Camargo Jr., Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
5) Technology and commitment
Presenter: Helene Ingierd, The National Committees for Research Ethics, Norway
6) What is research ethics?: Perspectives of street-level research workers
Presenters: Kenneth A. Richman, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, USA; Leslie B. Alexander, Bryn Mawr College, USA
Co-author: Gala True, Philadelphia Veterans Administration Medical Center, USA
7) Making the link between academic integrity and research integrity for postgraduate students
Presenter: Saadia Mahmud, University of South Australia, Australia
Co-author: Tracey Bretag, University of South Australia and International Journal for Educational Integrity, Australia
10:15 – 11:45 Concurrent Sessions 1-5
1. Different Stages of Research Integrity Discussions at the Country Level Room: Grand Salon C
Chair: Ke Gong
How is Austria facilitating institutional RIOs
Presenter: Nicole Foeger, European Research Integrity Network / Austrian Agency for Research Integrity, Austria
Biomedical research integrity education: Experience of Peking University Health Science Center
Presenter: Yali Cong, Peking University Health Science Center, China
Building a National Research Integrity Framework: Ireland’s Experience
Presenter: Maura Hiney, Health Research Board, Ireland
Research Integrity in Brazil: Where We Are? What's Next?
Presenter: Sonia Maria Vasconcelos, Brazil
Canada's approach: Responsible conduct of research
Presenter: Susan Zimmerman, Secretariat on Responsible Conduct of Research, Canada
2. Publication Ethics: Authorship Room: Symphonie 3A/B
Chair: Joan Sieber
Challenges of author responsibilities in collaborations
Presenter: Veronique Kiermer, Nature, USA
Establishing effective publishing ethics policies: Publisher experiences
Presenter: Mark Seeley, Elsevier, USA
Essentials of determining authorship
Presenter: Ashima Anand, Delhi University, India
Creation and evolution of an authorship policy framework at Melbourne
Presenter: Daniel Barr, University of Melbourne, Australia
Co-author: Paul Taylor, University of Melbourne, Australia
3. Teaching the Responsible Conduct of Research Room: Grand Salon A/B
Chair: Dirk de Hen
Disseminating information on responsible conduct in research
Presenter: Dr. Badaruddin Abbasi, University of Dammam, Saudi Arabia
Co-author: Dr. Abdullah Ali Al-Azraqi, University of Dammam, Saudi Arabia
The CITI RCR education program – Things the learners tell us
Presenter: Paul Braunschweiger, Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI), USA
A philosophical guide to the responsible conduct of research
Presenter: Gary Comstock, North Carolina State University, USA
English is not the universal language of research integrity
Presenter: Elizabeth Heitman, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, USA
Fostering scientific integrity and assessing the hidden curriculum
Presenter: Péter Kakuk, University of Debrecen, Hungary
4. The Research Environment and Research Integrity Room: Symphonie 1
Chair: David Vaux
Doctoral students in Germany and their experience with misconduct in science: Does the system foster research misconduct?
Presenter: Michael Gommel, Institut fuer systemische Medizin und Organisationsethik, Germany
Co-authors: Gerlinde Sponholz, Institut für Medizin und Organisationsethik, Germany; Helga Nolte, Universitätsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf, Germany
Institutional plagiarism: Inaccurate metrics-based claims for credit
Presenter: Nils T. Hagen, University of Nordland, Norway
Perceptions of an ethical work climate in different faculties of a university: Cross-sectional study at the University of Split, Croatia
Presenter: Mario Malicki, University of Split, Croatia
Co-authors: Vedran Katavic, University of Zagreb, Croatia; Ana Marusic, University of Split, Croatia
“Fermenting” a culture of research ethics and integrity at the University of Melbourne
Presenter: Paul Taylor, The University of Melbourne, Australia
Co-author: Daniel Barr, The University of Melbourne, Australia
Research integrity in a competitive context
Presenters: Michèle Leduc, École Normale Supérieure, France; Danièle Bourcier, Centre d'Études et de Recherches de Science Administrative, France
5. Empirical Evidence on Questionable Research Practices Room: Inspiration
Chair: Nils Axelsen
Psychotherapy researchers: Reported misbehaviors and opinions
Presenters: Andrés Roussos, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina; Malena Braun, Universidad de Belgrano, Argentina
Does the number of years an individual spends in research contribute to their knowledge or deficiencies in the responsible conduct of research?
Presenter: Valerie Shu-Ann Wee, National Healthcare Group, Singapore
Coauthors:Joseph Antonio Molina, National Healthcare Group, Singapore; Ruijie Li, National Healthcare Group, Singapore; Adam Koh, National Healthcare Group, Singapore
What is plagiarised in science, how much and why?: A systematic review and meta-analysis
Presenter: Vanja Pupovac, Rijeka University School of Medicine, Croatia
Co-authors: Daniele Fanelli, University of Edinburgh, Croatia; Mladen Petrovecki, Rijeka University School of Medicine and Dubrava Clinical Hospital, Croatia
Statistical studies on errors, bias and fraud: Towards an evidence-based RCR?
Presenter: Daniele Fanelli, University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom
The Reproducibility Initiative: a potential solution to the irreproducibility problem
Presenter: Elizabeth Iorns, Science Exchange, USA
11:45 – 13:00 Lunch Room: Soprano
13:00 – 14:30 Focus Track Sessions
International Research Collaborations: Challenges in International Room: Symphonie 1
Collaborations
Chairs: Melissa S. Anderson and Tony Mayer
How Should Institutions and Journals Work Together in Cases of Room: Symphonie 3A/B
Suspected Misconduct?: The View from Institutions
Chairs: Sabine Kleinert and Elizabeth Wager
Presenter: Linda Miller, New York University School of Medicine, USA
Presenter: Paul Taylor, University of Melbourne, Australia
Education in the Responsible Conduct of Research Room: Grand Salon C
Chairs: Dirk de Hen and C.K. Gunsalus
Presenter: Beth Fischer, University of Pittsburgh, USA
Presenter: Helga Nolte, Universitätsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf, Germany
Presenter: Stephanie Bird, Science and Engineering Ethics, USA
Integrity Meets Societal Responsibility: Practical Applications of Room: Inspiration
the Singapore Statement's Responsibility 14
Chairs: Daniele Fanelli and Mark Frankel
Presenter: Leiv K. Sydnes, International Council for Science (ICSU), Norway
Presenter: Howard Ducharme, University of Akron, USA
14:30 – 15:00 Coffee Break and Posters Room: Grand Salon Foyer
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15:00 – 16:30 Plenary C Room: Grand Salon A/B The role of funding agencies in the enforcement of the principles of research integrity |
16:45 – 18:15 Concurrent Sessions 6-10
6. The European Network of Research Integrity Offices (ENRIO): Room: Symphonie 3A/B
En route to Common Rules in Contradictive Scientific Cultures,
the ENRIO Way
Chair: Nicole Foeger
Strength and weakness of an international network
Presenter: Nicole Foeger, Austrian Agency for Research Integrity, Austria
The view from Norway
Presenter: Torkild Vinther, National Commission for the Investigation of Research Misconduct, Norway
The view from Poland
Presenter: Andrzej Gorski, Polska Akademia Nauk, Poland
The view from Germany
Presenter: Helga Nolte, Universitätsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf, Germany
The view from Finland
Presenter: Sanna-Kaisa Spoof, Finish Advisory Board on Research Integrity, Finland
The view from Luxembourg
Presenter: Asaël Rouby, Fonds National de la Recherche, Luxembourg
The view from the Netherlands
Presenter: Grace van Arkel, National Board for Research Integrity, Netherlands
7. Publication Ethics: Plagiarism Room: Symphonie 1
Chair: Charlotte Haug
Working against plagiarism
Presenter: Hallvard J Fossheim, Norwegian National Research Ethics Committees, Norway
Exploiting text similarity to quantify ethical behavior: From plagiarism to double-dipping
Presenter: Harold Garner, Virginia Tech, USA
Journal editorials on plagiarism: What is the message?
Presenter: Miguel Roig, St. John’s University, USA
Alleviating think tank plagiarism
Presenter: J.H. Snider, Harvard University, USA
CNKI AMLC (anti-plagiarism software) system application development and cooperation plan
Presenter: Xiongyong Sun, Tongfang Knowledge Network Technology Company, Ltd., Beijing, China
8. Tools and Techniques for Teaching the Responsible Conduct Room: Grand Salon C
of Research
Chair: Kenneth Pimple
The costs and benefits of blended web-based RCR training: Epigeum's research integrity program
Presenter: Nicholas H. Steneck, University of Michigan, USA
Co-author: David Babington-Smith, Epigeum, UK
How can we teach the next generation research integrity?: The design and development of research integrity online curriculum for Taiwanese college students
Presenters: Chien Chou, National Chiao Tung University, Chinese Taipei; Sophia Jui-An Pan, National Chiao Tung University, Chinese Taipei
What goes on behind the scenes?: Doctoral supervision as an ethical learning environment
Presenters: Erika Löfström, University of Helsinki, Finland; Kirsi Pyhältö, University of Helsinki, Finland
Learning theory applied to RCR instructional design: A case study assessing research-integrity training for cross-sector science trainees
Presenter: Camille Nebeker, San Diego State University Research Foundation, USA
9. Social and Philosophical Perspectives on Research Integrity Room: Inspiration
Chair: Daniele Fanelli
Science and the global public: The importance of integrity to the social contract
Presenter: Daniel R. Vasgird, West Virginia University, US
Enough already with horror show RCR education: Time to emphasize positive duties and values
Presenter: Kenneth W. Goodman, University of Miami, USA
Judging the medics’ science: Disciplinary law and research integrity in the UK, 1990-2010
Presenter: Marie-Andree Jacob, Keele University, UK
A core principle of integrity: Expanding the threesome of research ethics
Presenter: Charles Dupras, Université de Montréal, Canada
10. Lessons from Specific Cases of Misconduct Room: Grand Salon A/B
Chair: Abraham Fuks
What lessons can we learn from the Stapel case?
Presenter: Pieter Drenth, All European Academies (ALLEA) and VU University Amsterdam, The Netherlands
U.S. National Science Foundation Office of the Inspector General: Stories from the research misconduct files
Presenter: James Kroll, National Science Foundation, USA
Stories and lessons from a Research Integrity Officer
Presenter: David Hudson, University of Virginia, USA
Unresponsiveness of editors after discovery of scientific misconduct: A main obstacle for scientific integrity
Presenter: Alexander Lerchl, Jacobs University Bremen, Germany
Evening Dinner on your own