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Research integrity is built every day through the choices researchers make, and through the environments that shape those choices. The first slide deck and video in the EMBO Resource on Responsible Research, “Research integrity: What is it and why should we care?”, are now available. 🧪

embo.orgResources – EMBO Resource on Responsible Research – EMBOThe EMBO Annual Report presents highlights from the year, together with key data and outcomes. Additional statistical data (Facts & figures) can be accessed directly from the relevant pages of the annual report.

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They include: • Real case studies and data to ground the discussion • Speaker notes with questions to get your audience thinking and interacting • Practical suggestions on what each of us can do

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The deck covers the core principles of research integrity, the grey area of questionable research practices and who shares the responsibility, from individual researchers to institutions, funders and publishers.

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Whether you’re a researcher, trainer, supervisor, research integrity officer or institutional leader, you can adapt the slides and run an interactive session in your own setting or simply explore them yourself: www.embo.org/about-embo/r...

embo.orgResources – EMBO Resource on Responsible Research – EMBOThe EMBO Annual Report presents highlights from the year, together with key data and outcomes. Additional statistical data (Facts & figures) can be accessed directly from the relevant pages of the ann...
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This is the first of four slide decks in the EMBO Resource on Research Integrity. In two weeks, we will be sharing material on “Supervisors: With great power comes great responsibility” Feedback and comments are welcome at policy@embo.org