This video addresses issues arising in clinical and social research, such as the importance of appropriately protecting research participants and avoiding research misconduct.
Topic: Research Integrity/Research Misconduct
Interactive Video from the ORI: The Lab
Topics include mentorship responsibilities, handling of data, responsible authorship, and questionable research practices with guidance on how to avoid research misconduct.
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Committee on Research Integrity, School of Medicine
Evaluates and adjudicates cases of alleged research misconduct against staff, students, trainees, postdoctoral appointees, and/or faculty members with primary appointments in the School of Medicine Committee Members Gregory Grant, PhD CRI Chair and Research Integrity Officer Kendall Blumer, PhD Department of Cell Biology & Physiology Richard Cote, MD, FRCPath, FCAP Department of Pathology & Immunology […]
Committee on Research Integrity, Danforth Campus
Evaluates and adjudicates cases of alleged research misconduct against staff, students, trainees, postdoctoral appointees, and/or faculty members with primary appointments in the Schools of the Danforth Campus. Committee Members Gregory Grant, PhD CRI Chair and Research Integrity Officer Michael Brent, PhD McKelvey School of Engineering Computer Science & Engineering Tammy English, PhD Arts & Sciences […]
Rights and Responsibilities of Individuals Involved in Research Misconduct Proceedings
December 10, 2010 Complainant/Witness Respondent Individuals providing requested information Research Integrity Officer Members on the Committee on Research Integrity Office of Research Integrity & Ethics (ORIE) Vice Chancellor for Research Deans Department Heads Office of the Executive Vice Chancellor and General Counsel (OGC) Legal counsel/advisor for the respondent Complainant/Witness Rights Protection from retaliation for his/her […]
Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) Training
The WashU Responsible Conduct of Research policy outlines required RCR training at the university. The policy aligns with many sponsor requirements, but it is important to fully understand the training requirements for your sponsor, program, and award. NIH and NSF Requirements Undergraduates, graduate students, and postdocs on NIH training grants, career awards, or fellowships are […]