Articles

Lifecycle of research consists of planning, doing, publishing and reuse.

The articles on this website provide information on the processes behind research-based knowledge: the production, publication, and evaluation of research on the basis of reliable and responsible practices accepted in the research community. In order for science and research to benefit society, every stage of the research process must be carried out in a responsible manner.

Recent articles

27.6.2018

The researcher’s professionalism demands responsible behaviour throughout – also when communicating – the research.

20.6.2018

When conducting research in partnership with commercial interests, it is the researcher’s responsibility to safeguard research integrity.

18.6.2018

Occupational codes or other ethical guidelines work in addition to TENK's guidelines.

14.6.2018

At universities of applied sciences, the job of ethics committees is to conduct preliminary ethical reviews of research in the human sciences.

7.6.2018

Ethical review means scrutiny and evaluation of a research plan in advance in the light of the ethical practices.

7.6.2018

Besides TENK there are other advisory boards on research ethics in Finland.

7.6.2018

In medical research an ethical review is always required, in human sciences review applies only to precisely defined research configurations.

1.6.2018

The Finnish National Board on Research Integrity TENK has created a network of Research Integrity Advisers.

1.6.2018

The online course Open Science gives researchers an introduction to ways in which science can be conducted more openly.

1.6.2018

The open online course in research integrity teaches participants to consider research integrity as part of the research life-cycle.

1.6.2018

The review of the State of Scientific Research in Finland approached the impact of research on society via the roles of science in society.

24.5.2018

The violations of the responsible conduct of research can be classified into misconduct and disregard for the responsible conduct of research.