This Open Access book is a guide to good, responsible research at each step of the process of research discovery, so that a researcher at the beginning of a scientific career has a clear pathway to doing good research and producing reliable results.The textbook will give context to the practices des
A Guide to Responsible Research
✍ Scribed by Ana Marušić
- Publisher
- Springer
- Year
- 2023
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 139
- Series
- Collaborative Bioethics, 1
- Category
- Library
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✦ Synopsis
This Open Access book is a guide to good, responsible research at each step of the process of research discovery, so that a researcher at the beginning of a scientific career has a clear pathway to doing good research and producing reliable results.The textbook will give context to the practices described in the European Code of Conduct for Research Integrity, guided by the fundamental principles or research integrity – reliability, honesty, respect, and accountability. Although we base the book on the European Code, the principles are the same in the global research community, such as those outlined in Fostering Integrity in Research from the US National Academies; Engineering and Medicine. The chapters in the book follow good research practices, give practical advice and address basic principles. In this way, the book is applicable to different research fields. It directs readers to various sources for further and updated information, particularly drawing from the resources available at The Embassy of Good Science, the European platform for research integrity and ethics.
✦ Table of Contents
Preface
Foreword: Research Integrity is a Pillar of Collaborative Bioethics
Foreword: Research Integrity as an Object of EU’s Policy Attention
Acknowledgements
Contents
1: Research Environment
What This Chapter Is About
Case Scenario: Research Environment and Research Integrity
Questions for You
The Responsibilities of the Organization: Above and Beyond, or the Bare Minimum?
The Responsibilities of the Researcher
If You Want to Learn More
The Embassy of Good Science
Published Articles
Guidance
2: Training, Supervision and Mentoring
What This Chapter Is About
Case Scenario: Silent Expectations of Doctoral Training? In Omnia Paratus
Questions for You
Mentors and Mentees: Roles and Responsibilities
If You Want to Learn More
The Embassy of Good Science
Published Articles
Guidance
Other
3: Research Procedures
What This Chapter Is About
Case Scenario: Planning Research
Questions for You
What to Do First When You Have an Idea?
How to Formulate a Good Research Question?
Literature Search
What Is the Optimal Study Design for My Research?
How to Assess which Study Design Is Most Suitable for Your Research Question?
Ethics of the Sample Size: Too Small and Too Big Samples
What We Can and What Cannot Measure?
When Is the Time to Consult with a Statistician (and Do You Have to)?
Preregistration of Research Findings
If You Want to Learn More
The Embassy of Good Science
Published Articles
Guidance
4: Safeguards
What This Chapter Is About
Case Scenario: Safeguards, Data-Sharing and the Disclosure of Sensitive Results
Questions for You
What Are Safeguards in Responsible Research?
Why Is Transparent Research Important?
Complete Reporting of Research Results
If You Want to Learn More
The Embassy of Good Science
Published Articles
Guidance
5: Data Practices and Management
What This Chapter Is About
Case Scenario: Data Handling and Record Keeping
Questions for You
Data and Types of Data
Why Is Good Research Data Management Important?
Planning and Preparing Data
Data Management Plan
Collecting, Organizing, Storing, Analysing, and Protecting Data
Data Formats
Organizing Data
Documentation Describing Data and Metadata
Storing and Protecting Data
Ethics
Deleting Data
Archiving, Preserving, and Curating Data
Discovering, Accessing, and Reusing Data
Citing Data
Copyright
If You Want to Learn More
The Embassy of Good Science
Published Articles
Guidance
6: Collaborative Working
What This Chapter Is About
Case Scenario: Starting a Research Collaboration
Questions for You
Planning Collaborative Research
What Are Potential Problems in Collaborative Research?
If You Want to Learn More
The Embassy of Good Science
Published Articles
Guidance
7: Publication and Dissemination of Research Results
What This Chapter Is About
Case Scenario: Deserved Authorship
Questions for You
When Is a Paper Published?
Communicating Research to the Public
Preprints vs Peer-reviewed Articles
If You Want to Learn More
The Embassy of Good Science
Published Articles
Guidance
8: Reviewing, Evaluating and Editing
What This Chapter Is About
Case Scenario: Peer Review Misuse
Questions for You
What Is Peer Review?
Do I Have the Expertise to Review the Manuscript?
What Type of Peer Review Is Used by the Journal?
Do I Have Time for the Review?
Can I Meet the Review Deadline?
Do I Have Competing Interests (Activities and Relations)?
What to Do If You Think There Are Integrity and/or Ethical Problems with the Manuscript?
If You Want to Learn More
The Embassy of Good Science
Published Articles
Guidance
Other
9: How to Deal with Allegations of Misconduct
What This Chapter Is About
What Is Research Misconduct?
What If You Think You Have Witnessed Research Misconduct?
What Happens If You Are Accused of Breaches of Research Integrity?
Integrity
Fairness
If You Want to Learn More
The Embassy of Good Science
Published Articles
Guidance
Other
Index
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