Scientific Integrity and Misconduct

From Ally Wallen October 15th, 2021

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Presented by Emily Wilson, PhD, University of South Alabama. In this session, attendees will gain an understanding of the importance of scientific integrity, learn the definitions of various forms of scientific misconduct and how to recognize specific examples, and learn how to report scientific misconduct as well as the process for investigating claims of misconduct.

Part of the Training Interdisciplinary & Emerging Research Scholars (TIERS) seminar series. The mission of the CCTS Training Interdisciplinary & Emerging Research Scholars (TIERS) program is to provide beneficial information on career planning and development in a relaxed environment structured to promote collaborative learning, networking, and problem-solving. Topics match the NIH grant cycle to focus discussion on shared writing challenges. https://www.uab.edu/ccts/training-academy/trainings/career-development/tiers

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