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|Resource Type=Guidelines
|Title=Guidelines for Integrity in Scientific Research
|Is About=The FNRS (Funds for Scientific Research) is a research funding organization that has focused on encouraging fundamental research in Belgium for more than 90 years. In order to enable universities to perform research within a clear framework of scientific integrity, this guideline was developed. It also aims to lay out procedures for addressing scientific misconduct, and to create awareness or research integrity among individual researchers.
|Important Because=From an individual researcher's perspective, this document gives a useful outline of ethically questionable actions at different stages of research, such as applying for grants, collection of data, collaborations and publication. From an institutional perspective, the guideline provides a detailed roadmap on how to address breaches in scientific integrity, from the guiding principles to the practical aspects.
|Important For=Academic institutions; Research institutions; Research Integrity Officers; researchers
|Has Best Practice=- Procedures for misconduct investigation
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|Has Link=https://www.frs-fnrs.be/docs/CSIS-REGLEMENT.pdf
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|Involves=Fund for Scientific Research (FNRS)
|Has Timepoint=2007
|Has Location=Belgium
|Has Virtue And Value=Integrity
|Has Good Practice And Misconduct=Misconduct Investigations
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