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- Scientists in Chile Protest Mummy Study
- What to communicate in retraction notices?
- Te Ara Tika: Guidelines for Māori research ethics: A framework for researchers and ethics committee members
- Duplicate publication uprooted from plant journal
- Independent Research Fund Denmark – Open Access Policy and Dissemination Guidelines
- Harms and benefits - International research ethics and cultural values
- Code of Ethics Young Scientists (2018)
- Platforma za otvorenu nauku (2018), Ministry of Education Science and Technological Development (MESTD)
- Community's of Practice Datamanagement & Privacy
- Instilling scholarly integrity
- It’s Still Plagiarism
- Seven Ways to Plagiarise: The Background Section
- FRQ Open Access Dissemination Policy (2022), Fonds de recherche du Québec (FRQ)
- Slow Code
- Taiwan Junior Code of Conduct for Research Integrity 2023
- Community consultation and public disclosure: preliminary results from a new model
- Credit for work
- OeAWI Guidelines for Good Scientific Practice (2018)
- Protecting Research Subjects
- Open Access Policy at Czech Academy of Sciences
- National Principles for Open Access Policy Statement (2013), National Steering Committee on Open Access Policy
- UKRIO's Guidance for researchers on retractions in academic journals
- National Policy on Academic Ethics (2019), Office of the Principal Scientific Adviser to the Government of India
- Studying colonial artefacts with integrity
- An issue with insufficient data in the survey-resulting in a non-representative sample
- Charter for the Protection and Management of the Archaeological Heritage
- The Dutch anthropologist making up data and papers
- Open Access - information for researchers (2024) — Swiss National Science Foundation
- Irish Council for Bioethics' Recommendations for Promoting Research Integrity
- UNESCO Recommendation on Science and Scientific Researchers 2018
- Research ethics committee conditions: Ethical challenges of researching with poor communities in Malawi
- Bias in hiring
- New Zealand Code of Professional Standards and Ethics in Science, Technology, and the Humanities (2019)
- Code of Ethics for Scientific Research in Belgium (Belgium, 2009)
- Responsible conduct in research
- Mobile Application
- The value of respect in human research ethics: a conceptual analysis and a practical guide
- Collaboration dispute
- Irish Universities Quality Board's Good Practice for Institutional Research in Irish Higher Education
- THE MALAYSIAN CODE OF RESPONSIBLE CONDUCT IN RESEARCH 2020
- CROATIAN OPEN ACCESS DECLARATION (2012), Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts
- PRBB Code of Good Scientific Practice
- Writing usable qualitative health research findings
- Psychologist made up sex bias results
- Overview: underserved areas of education in the responsible conduct of research: authorship
- Brussels Declaration on Open Access (2012), Federal Science Policy, Wallonia-Brussels Federation, and Flemish Ministry for Economy, Science, and Innovation
- Research ethics in emerging forms of online learning: Issues arising from a hypothetical study on a MOOC
- HEA Principles of Good Practice in Research within Irish Higher Education Institutions (2020)
- Outsourcing animal experimentation
- Protecting peer review: Correspondence chronology and ethical analysis regarding logothetis vs. shmuel and leopold
