23.5.2018
Legislation guides the use of animals for scientific and teaching purposes.
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23.5.2018
The Finnish model is an internationally recognised and respected pioneering model of a European self-regulation framework on research integrity.
23.5.2018
Findings and technology can be used for good and harmful purposes. There is a need to be aware of the risks as early as the research planning stage.
23.5.2018
If researchers and other experts withdraw from debate, the public arena will be taken over by others. Be brave and get out there!
19.5.2018
Science centres invite their visitors to engage and learn by doing.
19.5.2018
Knowledge and skills in research integrity as well as values and attitudes can be taught through socialisation into a scientific community.
19.5.2018
In peer review of scholarly manuscripts, authors, editors, and expert reviewers share responsibility for the success of the process.
19.5.2018
Citizen science is not merely crowdsourcing the gathering of research material; it also increases interaction and participation.
19.5.2018
For young researchers, the dissertation supervision relationship is a central environment for socialisation in research integrity.
19.5.2018
Researchers need skills and courage to build research designs that use social media so as to comply with ethical research criteria.
19.5.2018
For scientists, social media opens up a new way to participate in global and national discussions and to share information.
19.5.2018
Predatory publishers charge a fee from authors but fail to perform the duties of an academic publisher.