Workshop on Research Integrity

Research Integrity: my journey from the bench to policy making and implementation

The workshop consists of a 20–30 minute talk followed by the presentation of case studies, which are used to facilitate interactive discussion. After the session, participants will have the opportunity to ask questions and speak informally with the speaker.

Abstract:
The importance of the integrity of research and its relationship to working culture has come under increasingly greater scrutiny over the last years. Inke’s work has focused on improving research culture and developing robust processes for responding when principles of research integrity are ignored. This reflects her deep commitment to advancing diversity and inclusion and the recognition that only diverse, inclusive research communities deliver the best for society. In the presentation, Inke will describe what research integrity entails and how it is linked to working culture. This will include ideas about how everyone can contribute to conducting research responsibly. Inke will share processes for addressing (potential) lack of research integrity and present case studies for discussion.

About:
Inke Näthke is Professor Emeritus of Epithelial Biology, University of Dundee, and an expert about Research Integrity. She has developed her leadership in improving research culture, reflecting her deep commitment to advancing diversity and inclusion and the recognition that only diverse, inclusive research communities deliver the best for society. 

Time: 14:30 to 15:30
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Location:
Gene Center Munich
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Römer Lecture Hall (K 00.015)
Butenandtstr. 13
81377 Munich
Germany

Organizer:
Beate Hafner, QMB