Description:
This entry focuses on the role of research integrity and accountability in Open and Responsible Research and Innovation (ORRI). Integrity in research ensures that scientific work is conducted honestly, transparently, and responsibly, while accountability holds researchers and institutions to ethical standards. Key aspects include avoiding plagiarism, ensuring data accuracy, and maintaining transparency in funding and conflicts of interest.
Key Resources:
- European Code of Conduct for Research Integrity (EU) – https://allea.org/code-of-conduct/?utm_
A fundamental document outlining principles of honesty, reliability, and objectivity in research. - Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) Guidelines (Global) – https://publicationethics.org/
Best practices for ethical publishing, including addressing misconduct and conflicts of interest. - Singapore Statement on Research Integrity (Global) – https://www.jsps.go.jp/file/storage/general/english/e-kousei/data/singapore_statement_EN.pdf
An international framework defining responsibilities and professional conduct for researchers.
How It Helps Young Researchers:
Provides guidance on avoiding research misconduct and maintaining credibility. Strengthens grant applications by demonstrating commitment to ethical research
Helps in understanding institutional policies on integrity and accountability.
