💭 Interested in becoming a trainer in #ResearchIntegrity? There are still some spots available for the upcoming edition of the VIRT2UE Train-the-trainers course! Check out the flyer below for more information, and click this link to register 👉 xendens.nl/p/31/diensten/…

Thank you Nature Medicine for emphasizing the strong equity elements of the revised World Medical Association Declaration of Helsinki and citing the TRUST and the San Code! nature.com/articles/s4159…

If you were a participant in any research conducted during the #Covid pandemic, then consider taking part in the study below, conducted by our colleagues at the PREPARED EU project!

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31 novels on #ResearchIntegrity "Novels can realistically depict the dilemmas scholars need to navigate ... This may help them to reflect on what a good researcher is and what academic scholars can do to stay close to that ideal." bit.ly/409E5ff

Last week we were thrilled to be presented at the FIRST EVER national congress on #ResearchIntegrity in Italy! 🇮🇹 Founder Daniel Pizzolato mentioned the Embassy as an EC-funded resource to build capacity in training and education. Read more here 👉 ethics.cnr.it/programma_cong…

Does the glut of retractions mean science is in crisis? Hardly timeshighereducation.com/opinion/does-g… via Times Higher Education World Conf Research Integrity @NRIN_Integrity Peer Review Congress #PRC10 Retraction Watch Open Science NL (@opensciencenl.bsky.social) COPE NLrepro | Mastodon: @Dutch_Reproducibility_Network The Embassy of Good Science embassysci.bsky.social

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Good to see this commitment from Nature Medicine - the importance of mutual respect and diversity to #ResearchIntegrity aren't recognised enough! nature.com/articles/s4159…