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| − | |Has Good Practice And Misconduct= | + | |Has Good Practice And Misconduct=Integrity; Adherence to Regulations; Methodology; Research Records; Authorship; Open data; Publication Acknowledgement; Peer Review; Conflict of Interest; Public Communication; Whistleblowing; Responding to Irresponsible Research Practices; Research Environments; Societal Considerations |
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The Singapore Statement on Research Integrity
What is this about?
After the second World Conference on Research Integrity, various stakeholders set out principles of research integrity.
Why is this important?
It represented the first international effort to develop a global code of conduct on research integrity. An additional purpose was to challenge governments and research institutions worldwide to think about these issues and develop their own guidelines or codes of conduct.
