Recommended resources

Below are some recommended tools and materials that we have found useful to stimulate your critical awareness regarding integrity issues in research practice.

Teaching Tools

Name	What is?	Recommended by	Link
Integrity Factor	An interactive video on science integrity.	Anna Olsson	Visit
Reproducibility in Science	A video about Reproducibility in Science, by Shai Silberberg.	Júlio Borlido Santos	Visit
Standards in Authorship	A Webinar about Authorship by Deborah Poff, Kelly Cobey and Liz Allen.	Rita Santos	Visit
Good Study Practices	A short animated video that gives you an introduction to good study practices at your programme.	Mikkel Johansen	Visit

Reference Materials

Name	What is?	Published by	Link
The European Code of Conduct for Research Integrity	A framework for self-regulation across all scientific and scholarly disciplines and for all research settings.	ALLEA	Visit
Seven reasons to care about integrity in research	This paper sets out seven key reasons why Science Europe Member Organisations, and research organisations in general, should be concerned about promoting research integrity amongst their research community.	Science Europe	Visit

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