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2nd World Conference on Research Integrity, Singapore (2010)

2nd WCRI in Singapore

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default WCRI2010 Allison LERNER Research Integrity Challenges NSF OIG’S Perspective
default WCRI2010 Ames DHAI Preventing Research Misconduct Some Programs in Africa
default WCRI2010 Ana MARUSIC Systematic review of research on authorship across scientific disciplines
default WCRI2010 Anthony MULLINGS International Training in Human Subjects Research The Caribbean Experience
default WCRI2010 Ashima ANAND Society for Scientific Values A Movement to Promote Ethics
default WCRI2010 Ben MARTIN How Editors and Universities Need to Work Together to Prevent Misconduct
default WCRI2010 Bernd PULVERER Research Integrity @ Biological Science Journals
default WCRI2010 Bob MATHEWS The Role of Awareness Raising, Education and Codes of Conduct in the Dual Use Research Environment
default WCRI2010 Boris YUDIN Some Thoughts on Research Integrity
default WCRI2010 Bruce MCKELLAR Use of Case Studies in Training Students
default WCRI2010 Carlos NOBRE Lessons of the 'Amazongate' to the IPCC Process
default WCRI2010 Carthage SMITH Freedom, responsibility and Research Integrity
default WCRI2010 Catherine QUINN A Sponsor’s View
default WCRI2010 Christine BOESZ Developing Research Integrity Structures Nationally & Internationally
default WCRI2010 Daham i ALANI Research Integrity Saudi Views and Practices
default WCRI2010 Dan DAVIS Codes of Conduct as Tools for Fostering Responsibility in Dual Use Research
default WCRI2010 Daniel DENECKE An Institutional Approach to Embedding Research Integrity in Graduate Education The US Project for Scholarly Integrity
default WCRI2010 Daniel VASGIRD Online RCR Training and the Use of Case Study Videos
default WCRI2010 Daniele FANELLI The Black, the Whiite and the Gray Areas Towards and International and Interdisciplinary Definition of Scientific Misconduct
default WCRI2010 David BABINGTON SMITH Delivering Online Ethics Training in the UK and Ireland Using Enhanced Multi media (Video, Simulations) Online Training
default WCRI2010 David FRANZ The Role of Leadership and Culture within the Laboratory
default WCRI2010 David MOHER The EQUATOR Network a global initiative to improve the quality of reporting research
default WCRI2010 Douglas ARNOLD Integrity Under Attack Challenges and responses in the math research community
default WCRI2010 Eero VUORIO How to revise National Research Integrity Guidelines in the Changing International Landscape
default WCRI2010 Elizabeth HEITMAN Research with Dual Use Potential in RCR Education Is There a Role for Codes
default WCRI2010 Elizabeth WAGER International standards best practices for authors
default WCRI2010 Elizabeth WAGER Promoting integrity in research reporting developing universal standards and promoting best practice among journals
default WCRI2010 Emilio BOSSI Challenges encountered by the Swiss Academies of Arts and Sciences when introducing concepts for promoting scientific integrity
default WCRI2010 Eng Hin LEE Research Integrity Challenges A Singapore Perspective
default WCRI2010 Frank WELLS A Way Forward A report from the European Forum for Good Clinical Practice
default WCRI2010 Fred PEARCE Truth, Lies and the Climategate E Mails
default WCRI2010 Geng CHONG CNKI’s Exploration and Practice in Improving Digital Publishing and Resisting Academic Misconduct
default WCRI2010 Gerald EPSTEIN Governance Options for Dual Use Research
default WCRI2010 Gerlinde SPONHOLZ A Curriculum for RCR Training in Germany
default WCRI2010 Glyn DAVIES Definitions of Research Integrity
default WCRI2010 Harold R GARNER The Characteristics of Highly Similar Scientific Publications
default WCRI2010 Ian HALLIDAY The Activities of the European Science Foundation in Promoting Research Integrity in Europe
default WCRI2010 Iekuni ICHIKAWA Creating CITI Japan Program for Web based Training, Where Ethicists, Law and Science Experts Meet
default WCRI2010 Jean FELDMAN NSF Implementation of Required RCR Training Background, Strategy and Status
default WCRI2010 Jean Pierre ALIX France How to Improve a Decentralized, Ambiguous National System
default WCRI2010 John BARRIE Turnitin and iThenticate How Education Now Works At All Levels
default WCRI2010 John DAHLBERG ORI's Forensic Approach in Reviewing Questioned Data and Images
default WCRI2010 John GALLAND Developing, Sharing and Promoting Best Practices
default WCRI2010 John O'NEILL The Past Present and Future of One University's Code of Research Ethics
default WCRI2010 John SULSTON Levels of responsibility in the conduct of science
default WCRI2010 Jose CUELLAR Global Research Integrity
default WCRI2010 Ke GONG How Do Chinese Universities Respond to Misconduct in Research
default WCRI2010 Lida ANESTIDOU A Framework for Examining Codes of Conduct on Research Integrity
default WCRI2010 Lim Chuan POH Welcome Speech ASTAR
default WCRI2010 Makoto ASASHIMA Promoting best practices for scientists and post doctoral fellows
default WCRI2010 Maria LEPTIN Time to Act on a Pan European Policy on Research Integrity Training How Can EMBO Contribute
default WCRI2010 Mark FRANKEL Turning Up the Heat on Research Integrity Lessons from ‘Climategate’
default WCRI2010 Matthias KAISER Dilemmas for Ethical Guidelines for the Sciences
default WCRI2010 Melissa ANDERSON A Framework for Examining Codes of Conduct on Research Integrity
default WCRI2010 Michael KALICHMAN Why, What, and How We Should Be Teaching About Research Integrity
default WCRI2010 Ng Eng HEN Welcome Speech Minister of Education
default WCRI2010 Nicholas STENECK The Road to the 2nd World Conference on Research Integrity
default WCRI2010 Nils AXELSEN Statens Serum Institut's Course on Good Scientific Practice
default WCRI2010 Ovid TZENG The Threat of Research Integrity in the Net Browsing Generation When There is Nothing Left to Plagiarize
default WCRI2010 Paul BRAUNSCHWEIGER Promoting Integrity in Your Research Enterprise
default WCRI2010 Peggy FISCHER Experiences in Developing Research Integrity Structures
default WCRI2010 Philip LANGLAIS Establishing an Institutional Culture of Research Integrity Key Challenges & Successful Solutions
default WCRI2010 Pieter DRENTH A European Code of Conduct for Research Integrity
default WCRI2010 Ping SUN How Many Codes of Conduct Do We Need Perspective from China
default WCRI2010 Ragnvald KALLEBERG Teaching and Training Institutional Research Ethics
default WCRI2010 Ren YI National, Institutional and International Approaches to Research Integrity An Australian Perspective
default WCRI2010 Ron HESLEGRAVE Research Integrity in the Canadian Context
default WCRI2010 Sabine KLEINERT Challenges for Editors as Guardians of the Research Record
default WCRI2010 Sang Wook YI Nurturing Good Research Practice Through Web Based Activities Korean Experience
default WCRI2010 Seeram RAMAKRISHNA Welcome Speech NUS
default WCRI2010 Soh OSUKA Our Efforts to Achieve Research Integrity Through Dialogue with Researchers
default WCRI2010 Sonia VASCONCELOS Developing Policies for RCR Training in Brazilian Graduate Programs Current Challenges
default WCRI2010 Su GUANING Welcome Speech NTU
default WCRI2010 Sylvia RUMBALL Research Integrity in New ZealandCurrent Framework, Challenges and Recommendations
default WCRI2010 Tetsuji ISEDA How to Teach Research Integrity without Using the Notion Attempts in Japan
default WCRI2010 Tohru MASUI Researcher's integrity acquiring reactivity and losing responsibility
default WCRI2010 Tomoaski TSUCHIDA Research Ethics across Disciplines an educational program at a large scale research university
default WCRI2010 Vasilli VLASSOV Plagiarism in Russia and East Europe
default WCRI2010 Xiongyong SUN CNKI AMLC System’s Development and Application and the Plan for International Cooperation
default WCRI2020 Timothy Dyke The Australian Code for the Responsible Conduct of Research challenges and responses