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5th World Conference on Research Integrity, Amsterdam 2017

5th WCRI in Amsterdam

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pdf WCRI2017 Aaron MANKA Review of the National Science Foundations RCR policy and survey of instituation responses
pdf WCRI2017 Alison AVENELL Investigating the impact of retracted randomised clinical trial reports
pdf WCRI2017 Alison AVENELL Novel statistical investigation methods examining data integrity for 33 randomized trials in 18 journals from one research group
pdf WCRI2017 Allison LERNER Promoting research integrity in the United States
pdf WCRI2017 Ana MARUSIC Accountability and transparency for research integrity via country report cards
pdf WCRI2017 Ana MARUSIC HEIRRI project; Creating training programs for responsible research and innovation
pdf WCRI2017 Andrew GREY Reporting concerns about data integrity for 33 randomized trials in 18 journals from one research group
pdf WCRI2017 Anisa ROWHANI FARID Has open data arrived at the British Medical Journey
pdf WCRI2017 Annelieke ROEST Publishing negative trials on the efficacy of antidepressant medications in pooled trials publications
pdf WCRI2017 Asashima ICHIKAWA A large scale nation wide survey indicates that the government policy is important for promoting research ethics education among future researchers
pdf WCRI2017 B GERLACH PAASP Quality Investment starts with data quality
pdf WCRI2017 Bernd PULVERER The transparant publishing, reprints & open science; The EMBO Press paradigm
pdf WCRI2017 Bert SEGHERS The research integrity landscape in Flanders (Belgium) Lessons learned on promoting integrity
pdf WCRI2017 Bertil ANDERSSON Research and research integrity a key priority for a young and fast rising university
pdf WCRI2017 Bianca KRAMER Research Integrity; catalyst and outcome of innovative research practices and tools
pdf WCRI2017 Boris BARBOUR The PubPeer Community and research quality
pdf WCRI2017 Brian MARTINSON Main outcomes of a randomized controlled trial to test reporting and feedback to foster research integrity
pdf WCRI2017 Bronwyn GREENE Contract cheating in research
pdf WCRI2017 C K GUNSALES The value of a comparative benchmarking database for research integrity climates
pdf WCRI2017 Camilla NEBEKER Building Research Integrity & Capacity Bridging Research to Practice
pdf WCRI2017 Carel PEETERS Evaluating evidence for low data veracity from reported summary measures; A case study
pdf WCRI2017 Carol THRUSH Exploring cross cultural similarities, differences and collaborative interests in measuring organizational climate for research integrity
pdf WCRI2017 Caroline GANS COMBE Towards an operational eco systemic approach of RM
pdf WCRI2017 Catherins BENS Quality assurance A tool for Improving Research integrity and supporting a quality structure
pdf WCRI2017 Chet MCLESKEY Reviewing the responsible conduct of research (RCR) literature from a scientific virtue perspective
pdf WCRI2017 Chris GRAF Challenges facing journals in liaising with institutions on research integrity cases
pdf WCRI2017 Claudio SUNKEL From the individual to the collective responsibility on research integrity; A view from the directors office
pdf WCRI2017 Clemens FESTEN From scanning phd theses for plagiarism to awareness how to cite references
pdf WCRI2017 Coosje VELDKAMP The storybook image of scientist
pdf WCRI2017 Daniel BARR Positive impacts of small research integrity networks
pdf WCRI2017 Danielle FANELLI A system of self retraction for honest error
pdf WCRI2017 Danny CHAN Asian and Pacific Rim Research Integrity Network; Increasing accountability and transparency
pdf WCRI2017 David MOHER What do we know about potential predatory journals and the articles they publish
pdf WCRI2017 David SHAW Interpreting integrity; A conceptual
pdf WCRI2017 Dena PLEMMONS Authors without borders; Investigating international authorship norms among scientists & engineers
pdf WCRI2017 E HOORN Privacy not a hiding game
pdf WCRI2017 Elizabeth WAGER Coorperation & Liason between Universities & Editors (CLUE)
pdf WCRI2017 Elizabeth WAGER Research integrity report card for the UK
pdf WCRI2017 Elizabeth WAGER What can journals do to improve research reporting
pdf WCRI2017 Els MAECKELBERGHE Exporing the fun in science; A prerequisite for succesful RCR courses
pdf WCRI2017 Eric BERLING A virtue based responsible conduct of research (RCR) curriculum; Pilot test results
pdf WCRI2017 Erika LOFSTROM Conceptual definition and empirical investigation of ethics in doctoral supervision
pdf WCRI2017 Erin SLATTENGREN Applying Insights from the Field of bahavioural economics to the Institutional Management of Research Integrity
pdf WCRI2017 Espen ENGH Country report card on research integrity Norway a broad approach to research integrity
pdf WCRI2017 Estelle DUMAS MALLET Replication validity of biomedical findings reported by newspapers
pdf WCRI2017 F BLOM How to use fiction movies in education on responsible conduct of research
pdf WCRI2017 François GONON Replication validity of initial association
pdf WCRI2017 Frederick LEUNG A survey to analyse the attitude and knowledge on research integrity among first and second year research postgraduate students in KHU
pdf WCRI2017 Gjalt DE GRAAF Academic integrityl Much more than research integrity
pdf WCRI2017 H T QUACH HOANG Ensuring research integrity during data collection in a closed context the case of Vietnam
pdf WCRI2017 Hans LUND The need for research methods and processes to be evidence based when performing research
pdf WCRI2017 Helga NOWOTNY Locating ambiquity and making the invinsible visible
pdf WCRI2017 Iain CHALMERS Reducing waste from inappropriate ethics analysis and hyper regulation of research
pdf WCRI2017 Ian FRECKELTON Harnessing the Law to enhance research integrity
pdf WCRI2017 Ian FRECKELTON Research misconduct and the law Intervening to name, shame and deter
pdf WCRI2017 Iina KOHONEN Public Science Communication as a part of the responsible conduct of research
pdf WCRI2017 In Jae LEE Changes of research ethics consciousness of research in Korea following Hwangs Scandal
pdf WCRI2017 Ivan ORANSKY Highlights the challenges involved
pdf WCRI2017 Ivan ORANSKY Who faces criminal sanctions for scientific misconduct
pdf WCRI2017 Jadranka STOJANOVSKI COST action new frontiers of peer review (PEERE) Many shades of journal publishing; What color is peer review in a predatory journal
pdf WCRI2017 Jan DE WINTER Epistemic integrity of the research process
pdf WCRI2017 Jane JACOBS Publishing and research ethics as a wicked problem; New thinking and new approaches to making research more accountable and transparent
pdf WCRI2017 Jay WALSH How people learn The Pernicious Impact of doing Wrong or just Getting It Wrong and What Institutions can do about it
pdf WCRI2017 Jean Philippe DE JONG The role of replication studies in improving reproducibility
pdf WCRI2017 Jelte WICHERTS Transparency and integrity of peer review
pdf WCRI2017 Jeroen DE RIDDER Value pluralism in research integrity
pdf WCRI2017 Jillian BARR Promoting research integrity in Australia; A funding agency perspective
pdf WCRI2017 Jim VANDER PUTTEN Presentation and publication patterns in international vanity conferences in education; Research on research quality
pdf WCRI2017 Jocalyn CLARK Predatory journals and research in developing countries
pdf WCRI2017 John THOMAS The parallel tracks of legal accountability for research misconduct in the United States
pdf WCRI2017 Jojanneke BASTIAANSEN The cumulative effect of reporting and citation biases on the apparent efficacy of treatments; the case of depression
pdf WCRI2017 José VAN DIJCK In researchers we trust
pdf WCRI2017 K MAESSEN Responsible research funding practices in The Netherlands
pdf WCRI2017 Karolyn WHITE The Australian better practice guide for managing and investiging research misconduct; the challenge of the new
pdf WCRI2017 Klaas SIJTSMA Never waste a good crisis Towards responsible data management
pdf WCRI2017 Ksenija BAZDARIC Plagiarism detection during submission in thee Croation biomedical journals
pdf WCRI2017 L KNOWLES Thinking outside the box research integrity
pdf WCRI2017 Lex BOUTER Academic research culture in Amsterdam; Study design
pdf WCRI2017 Loreta TAUGINIENĖ Redundant publications and self plagiarism in Lithuanian academia
pdf WCRI2017 Lyn HORN An investigation of researchers' understanding and experience of scientific authorship in South Africa
pdf WCRI2017 Mai Har SHAM Nurturing a culture of responsible research for best quality outcome
pdf WCRI2017 Marion SCHMIDT An in depth analysis of the annotation of retractions in PubMed and Web of Science
pdf WCRI2017 Maro MALICKI How are journals handling third party inquiries of possible duplicate publications
pdf WCRI2017 Marwan FELAEFEL A cross sectional survey study to assess prevalence and attitues regarding research misconduct among investigators in the Middle East
pdf WCRI2017 Matt WESTMORE Adding value in research The case of NIHR
pdf WCRI2017 Matt WESTMORE The UK NIHRs 'Adding Value in Research' program; Lessons from 6 years of improvement
pdf WCRI2017 Matthias KAISER Cutting corners, speeding, cheating and heavy legal machinery in science
pdf WCRI2017 Matthias KAISER The unfortunate mingling of ethics and law in cases of scientific integrity
pdf WCRI2017 Maura HINEY Efforts to harmonise codes of conduct for RI in Europe Drivers, approaches and challenges in a multi system context
pdf WCRI2017 Michael GOMMEL Young researcher know misconduct, but they don't know how to deal with it
pdf WCRI2017 Michael MUMFORD A metaanalysis of the effectiveness of RCR education
pdf WCRI2017 Michael REISIG Perceptions of research misconduct among faculty members at Americas top 100 universities; Preliminary results from a large survey based project
pdf WCRI2017 Michèle LEDUC Promoting research integrity in France
pdf WCRI2017 Miguel ROIG Editorial expressions of concern revisited
pdf WCRI2017 Miriam URLINGS Determinants of selective citation
pdf WCRI2017 Mohammed HOSSEINI A philosophical framework for a morally legitimate definition of scientific authorship
pdf WCRI2017 Mona NASSER What are funders doing to minimize waste in research
pdf WCRI2017 Nathalie VORIANO What is 'responsible conduct of researchs' in research creation A survey of Canadian Researchers
pdf WCRI2017 Nicholas STENECK Amsterdam Agenda for Promoting transparancy and accountability
pdf WCRI2017 Nicholas STENECK Improving transparency and accountability of RI training The Epigeum Impact Programme
pdf WCRI2017 Nicole PERFITO Biomedical replication studies
pdf WCRi2017 Noémie AUBERT BONN Research on research integrity; publishing patterns, trends and impact
pdf WCRI2017 Oliver BOEHME Research integrity within the FWO
pdf WCRI2017 P KAVOURAS EARTHnet; an initiative to promote a Research Integrity Framework in Greece
pdf WCRI2017 Patricia HENLEY Integrating transparency into a university quality management system
pdf WCRI2017 Patricia VALDEZ The NIH Perspective on research integrity
pdf WCRI2017 Patrick BOSSUYT How reporting guidelines can help to improve practice; the story of STARD
pdf WCRI2017 Patrick BOSSUYT What are academic instituations doing to reduce waste and increase value in research, and what could they do
pdf WCRI2017 Paul GLASZIOU The potential use of text mining and automated tools to monitor & reduce waste and improve integrity
pdf WCRI2017 Paul TAYLOR Callenges facing institutions in liasing with journals on research integrity cases
pdf WCRI2017 Paul TAYLOR Moments of integrity, reflexivity and the fraud triangle; A new way to approach improving research culture
pdf WCRI2017 Ping SUN Coordinating resources to make online research integrity and ethicsrelated information available to everyone who demand it
pdf WCRI2017 Priya SATALKAR Researcher perspectives on raising concerns; First results from the PRISM project
pdf WCRI2017 Rachel HENDRICK Managing or maintaining bias; Examining the instituationalisation of conflicts of interest in medical journal publishing
pdf WCRI2017 Raju TAMOT The U S biomedical and life sciences field and research misconduct; Insights from an analysis of closed U S office of Research Integrity case files
pdf WCRI2017 Rebecca DAVIES Incorporating Research Quality Assurance into MD PhD and PhD Research Training
pdf WCRI2017 Richard MANN Viewpoint from own experience of retraction
pdf WCRI2017 Robert PENNOCK The scientific character virtues; An interdisciplinary study
pdf WCRI2017 Sara STEEGAN Increasing transparency through a multiverse analysis
pdf WCRI2017 Serge HORBACH Promoting virtue or punishing fraud; Contrasting discourses on scientific integrity and ways to obtain it
pdf WCRI2017 Sergio LITEWKA Conclusions inter american encounter on scientific honesty
pdf WCRI2017 Sivakumar ARUNACHALEM The persuit of research integrity An evaluation
pdf WCRI2017 Skip GARNER Introduction to research integrity and the law; Finding potential grant double dippers
pdf WCRI2017 Stephan LEWANDOWSKY Being open but not naked; balancing transparancy with resilience in science
pdf WCRI2017 Susan O'BRIEN When things go wrong; A systematic approach to determining the integrity of multiple publications
pdf WCRI2017 Susan ZIMMERMAN Promoting responsible conduct of research in Canada
pdf WCRI2017 Sven HENDRIX Both whistle blowers and the scientists they accuse deserve protection
pdf WCRI2017 Takehito KAMATA The development of research culture in Japanese public science; Academic responses to policy reforms
pdf WCRI2017 Thomas STECKLER Consorted approaches to facilitate data quality, robustness and relevance in preclinical research and development
pdf WCRI2017 Tom LAVRIJSSEN Monitoring good research practices in discorvery labs
pdf WCRI2017 Tom VAN DE CASTEELE Connecting statisticians and scientists; Statistical awareness training as a key tool to ensure research integrity
default WCRI2017 Tony PEATFIELD Shaping tomorrows research integrity; Policies and processes in European research funding organisations and research performing organisations
default WCRI2017 Trisha PHILLIPS America competes at 5 years Analysis of RCR training plans
default WCRI2017 Trisha PHILLIPS Research Integrity and professional codes of ethics; A qualitive comparison across social sciences
pdf WCRI2017 Trisha PHILLIPS Transparency and accountability in internationally sponsored political science research
pdf WCRI2017 V GICHURU Enhancing the research culture at strathmore university amongst PHD faculty members
pdf WCRI2017 Virginia BARBOUR How could editors think differently about the complexities of research and publishing ethics
pdf WCRI2017 Virginia BARBOUR View from the perspective of COPE's guidance on retractions
pdf WCRI2017 Yasuhiro IYE Promotion of sound research activities JSPSs approach
pdf WCRI2017 Zoe HAMMATT Accountability and transparency for research integrity via country report cards
pdf WCRI2017 Zubin MASTER Safeguarding the biomedical research environment; Ethical responsibilities of research instituations and funders
pdf WCRI2017 Zubin MASTER The perceptions of researchers working in multidisciplinary teams on authorship and publication ethics