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Below are frequently asked questions for ORI's request for applications for the...
On April 18, 2013, the Office of Research Integrity (ORI) published a notice of 2 findings of research misconduct by Dr. Bois in the...
Dr. James DuBois, St. Louis University, was awarded a contract from the ORI RCR Resource Development Program to create an RCR...
John Dahlberg, ORI Deputy Director, speaks at the Plagiarism Workshop at Colorado State University. He discusses ORI's position on pursuing...
Denise McCartney speaks about conflict...
Being a research mentor carries a lot of responsibility. It's common knowledge that in today's publish-or-perish world that principal...
Space is filling up fast so don't forget to register for the "ORI at 20: Reassessing Research Integrity" conference. This year's meeting...
The constant attention to retractions brought forward by RetractionWatch.com along with a steady...
The Office of Research Integrity (ORI) was formed in 1992 with the merger of the NIH Office of Scientific Integrity (OSI) and the Office of...
When the Office of Research Integrity (ORI) and the European Science Foundation (ESF) held the...
In 2010, ORI screened The Lab at the 2nd World Conference on Research Integrity in Singapore. The...
In February 2011, the Office of Research Integrity (ORI) launched “The Lab,” an interactive training video on the handling and prevention of...
The topic of plagiarism seems to have gained popularity in the recent past. More and more companies are offering online plagiarism detection...
The RePAIR Program provides a formal method...
The Office of Research Integrity (ORI) and Johns Hopkins Medicine are co-sponsoring a conference which will be held in Baltimore, MD on April 3-5...
RePAIR (Restoring Professionalism and Integrity in Research) is a new program that “provides intensive professional development...
The question of what researchers can learn from violations of integrity lies at the center of MindOpen’s summer issue (...
Dr. John Galland retired last week as the Director of Division of Education and Integrity (DEI). Dr. Galland joined ORI in March 2009, bringing a...
Can science journalists do more to uncover research misconduct?
No clear consensus emerged from the gathering of 250 science journalists...
Social scientist Leon Festinger did some fascinating studies in the 1950s on “cognitive dissonance.” He used the term to describe the...
ORI expanded its social media presence when it joined Twitter.com one year ago on July 6, 2011. In the past year, we've used Twitter to...
Yesterday, a group comprising of government departments, research funders, and other stakeholders in the UK released a document that states their...
Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) training has been around in some format (9 core areas and now 10 or more) for over a decade. After...
No matter how different the words are that you're using, when you are paraphrasing other people's works, it's always a good idea to provide the...
Providing proper citation may seem to be an easy chore compared to bench science, yet, this simple practice can be a source of problems if done...
A researcher, speaking at a conference, presents two sets of results based on two related datasets. He references a paper that he published...
Your government-funded research at a university lab has produced results, published in a peer-reviewed journal, that have great potential for...
Romantic relationships have developed among doctoral candidates working in a large university laboratory on several occasions. Invariably these...
Held on March 15-16, 2012 in Washington DC, the Quest for Research Excellence 2012 conference provided an outstanding means to enhance the...
“What areas do you think research integrity hasn't explored enough?” This question prompted different answers during the Quest for...
“It is an extraordinary privilege to be a scientist,” says Dr. Marlene Belfort in her keynote address at the...
The Mini RIO Boot Camp at the Quest for Research Excellence Conference, which required pre-registration, is full! Those interested in knowing when...
Marlene Belfort is a Distinguished Professor at SUNY Albany. She will be speaking about Work-Life balance for researchers at the ORI Quest...
The "Quest for Research Excellence" 2012 conference will take place March 15-16, 2012, and will be at Georgetown University's Leavey Conference...
Plagiarism is an issue that has plagued mankind for centuries. Along with falsification and fabrication of data, the act of plagiarism...
ORI started the new year by launching the new website to better serve the research community. The new site replaces the old ORI site which...
We are pleased to announce that Dr. David E. Wright will be joining ORI in January as the new Director.
From 1993-2004, Dr. Wright served as...
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