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12 Jul

Teaching research integrity in the age of fake news.

Should teaching research integrity constitute a new basis for improving collective knowledge and the ability to detect and criticize received information?

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2 Jul

Why does scientific misconduct occur?

What strange attraction leads scientists to act in a way that so openly contradicts the central goal of the scientific enterprise?

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4 Jun

Too many cooks spoil the soup.

Fraud and manipulation, challenges with big data and the decline of science. None of this is new. These issues were already on the agenda in the UK in the 1830s.

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9 Apr

Evaluation, evaluation, evaluation?

Elevate Health has completed the pilot phase of the three SPOCs and several assignments were revised for the next official run.

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1 Apr

Publication bias – understanding statistical significance.

Why is scientific research with negative results less likely to be published than research with positive results?

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12 Mar

Research ethics and integrity in humanities.

What is often absent from the considerations of research ethics and research integrity is the question about the ethical acceptability of the subject.

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