Code of Good Scientific Practices of the Spanish National Research Council (CSIS)
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Code of Good Scientific Practices of the Spanish National Research Council (CSIS)
What is this about?
The Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) is a publicly funded autonomous research body that focuses on scientific and technological advancement. In order to the socially relevant and acceptable, scientific endeavors need to conform to ethical good practice principles such as respecting human dignity, the autonomy of research, transparency and social responsibility. In their good practice code, the CSIC elaborates further on the principles of research, obligations of researchers, publication ethics, institutional framework and also include references to the supporting legal documents.
Why is this important?
This document lays down prerequisites that need to be upheld by all researchers and research institutions that are supported by the CSIC. It is divided into 4 domains: principles of research, the researcher as a science professional, publications and communication and institutional framework. The legal bases for these good conduct practices are included in the Annex.
For whom is this important?
What are the best practices?
- Publication ethics
- Supervision and mentoring
- Institutional policy
