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Males Are Overrepresented among Life Science Researchers Committing Scientific Misconduct [PDF]
mBio, 2013 A review of the United States Office of Research Integrity annual reports identified 228 individuals who have committed misconduct, of which 94% involved fraud.
Ferric C. Fang +2 more
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Criminalization of scientific misconduct. [PDF]
Med Health Care Philos, 2019 This paper discusses the criminalization of scientific misconduct, as discussed and defended in the bioethics literature. In doing so it argues against the claim that fabrication, falsification and plagiarism (FFP) together identify the most serious ...
Bülow W, Helgesson G.
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Publishing pressure and scientific misconduct in research
, 2023 The project aims to examine the relationship between scholars’ self-reported publication pressure and their self-reported scientific misconduct in research. In Study 1 the participants (N = 423) were scholars representing various disciplines from one big
Zbigniew Spendel +2 more
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Legislation on research misconduct : rationales and reflections - a Swedish perspective
, 2022 Prompted by the Macchiarini research fraud case, an Act on Research Misconduct was introduced in Sweden in January 2020. In accordance with international convention, it defines unlawful research misconduct as “…severe deviation from good research ...
Asplund, Kjell,
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Criminal Liability for Misconduct in Scientific Research [PDF]
, 1992 This Article will explore our society\u27s attitude to prosecuting scientific misconduct, the need to consider prosecution in such cases, and the utility of current statutes available for prosecution.
Kuzma, Susan M.
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Trends in publications on scientific misconduct from 2000 to 2024: a Scopus-based bibliometric study [PDF]
Science EditingPurpose Scientific research is intended to be a transparent and reproducible process. However, scientific misconduct distorts reality and presents fraudulent findings as truth.
Jesús Enrique Quezada Castro +1 more
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The economics of scientific misconduct [PDF]
, 2011 This article presents a model of the research and publication process that analyzes why scientists commit fraud and how fraud can be detected and prevented.
Zirulia L. +2 more
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Life after Misconduct: Promoting Rehabilitation while Minimizing Damage
Journal of Microbiology & Biology Education, 2014 The scientific community has an interest in dealing with misconduct, but also in providing a path to rehabilitation in the aftermath of misconduct. The prospect of rehabilitation could minimize harms by improving reporting of misconduct, rebuilding ...
Janet D. Stemwedel
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PLoS ONE, 2022 Pressures to publish, perverse incentives, financial interest and gender are amongst the most commonly discussed risk factors for scientific misconduct. However, evidence of their association with actual data fabrication and falsification is inconclusive.
Daniele Fanelli +4 more
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A statistical investigation of fraud and misconduct in clinical trials [PDF]
Research misconduct can arise In any area of research and can discredit the findings. Research misconduct at any level is unacceptable, especially in a clinical trial.
Al-Marzouki, Sanaa Mohammed
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