How do we ensure that the game of science is played by the rules? And what should we do in unfortunate cases where this appears not to be the case?
With pleasure, we would like to kindly remind you of our upcoming Amsterdam UMC research meeting with the Executive Board and provide you with the link for this meeting (see link under 'more information'.
Topic: “Scientific Integrity” – a topic that concerns all of us
Scientific Integrity requires continuous attention by anyone involved in science. The ‘rules of the game’ are described by the Netherlands Code of Conduct for Research Integrity, and are further specified by our recently published Amsterdam UMC Research Code. But how do we ensure that the game of science is played by the rules? And what should we do in unfortunate cases where this appears not to be the case? We invite you to discuss these issues with us in the research meeting on scientific integrity.
16.00 Introduction and In Memoriam Hanneke de Haes - Jan Heimans
16.05 How to get the Amsterdam UMC Research Code into our system - Peter Hordijk
16.20 How to deal with suspected falsification and fabrication - Ed van Bavel & Carlie de Vries
16.30 Role of the Scientific Integrity Committees - Noam Zelcer
16.35 How to coach our Ph.D. students - Jan Heimans & Kirsten Douma
16.50 Discussion - Ed van Bavel
17.00 End of meeting
Registration is not necessary, you can participate via the link under 'more information'. For Mac users: Teams works better in the Google Chrome browser.
During the meeting:
• Keep the microphone on mute unless the president gives you the floor
• Use the 'raise your hand' feature for questions or comments during the meeting
• For best view in Teams, it is best to you turn off your camera as well.
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