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Faculty Information Exchange 2015-16: Case Studies in Research Misconduct and Conflict of Interest

DateLocation
Thursday January 14, 2016 12:00pm to 1:00pm
UC 441

Description

Led by

Jill Rogers - Managing Director, Research Operations, OR

and

Randy Ragan - Manager, Legal Review, OR

What would you do if you became aware that someone in your lab fabricated data, or did not properly acknowledge someone in a journal article or scientific presentation? What are your obligations if you hold a position with or receive income from a sponsor of university research that you are involved in? 

This session will review the policy framework of research integrity/research misconduct that applies to all researchers (e.g., faculty, students, PDFs, etc.) at the University of Guelph. Participants will gain experience by exploring and discussing real cases of research misconduct. This session is NEW and is sure to engage participants in an interesting and informative dialogue.

No reservation necessary. 

All welcome!
For more information 
contact Patti Minakis, ext. 56943

Be part of the conversation!

See the full listing of sessions on the Faculty Information Exchange 2015-16 webpage.

Alert Classifications
Category:
Workshops and Events

Disciplines:
Health and Life Sciences
Humanities
Information and Communications Technology
Physical Sciences and Engineering
Social Sciences
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