The UK Committee on Research Integrity (#UKCORI) have published their report which looks to define usable indicators of #ResearchIntegrity
Over 120 different people and organisations fed into the creation of the report, which was developed in a collaborative process (described in the document).
Objectives were:
to build the evidence base for research integrity
on a UK-wide scale
support HEIs to self assess and improve their
support for research integrity
Some initial thoughts on the publication of the UK Committee on Research Integrity (UKCORI) Annual Statement 2024:
This is the second annual statement from #UKCORI and we're starting to see what kinds of metrics the committee are finding and using to report on research integrity across the UK. It also reports on the #ResearchIntegrity indicators project, regulation around #GenerativeAI (and use of #GenAI in research more widely),
I thought I would jot down some of my initial takeaways from reading the Annual Statement of the UK Committee on Research Integrity 2024: The UK research integrity landscape is complex, especially when looked at through a multi-disciplinary lens. While we may all hold the same core values, their out
UKCORI has published its 2024 annual statement. The statement outlines the health of integrity in UK research systems, highlighting key initiatives across the sector, including UKRIO’s work. Learn about the five main recommendations UKCORI suggests organisations and individuals can take to maintain and enhance research integrity.
Click the link below to read the full annual statement.
#Statement #Research #Integrity #UKCORI #UKRIO #ResearchIntegrity
Professor Miles Padgett, of #UKCORI, shares insights from analysing 3 years of annual statements
1. Diversity institutions captured in the review - so can't analyse just just in terms of numbers, and the narrative component is welcome
2. They show evidence of learning from misconduct
3. Research integrity is framed in a broader discussion around research culture
4. Support and training are focused on ECRs - training for later career stages is available, but not mandatory, interestingly
Good morning, everyone!
Following the excellent live blogging from @[email protected] yesterday of the Universities UK Research Culture and Practice Forum, I'm going to accept her challenge to blog about today's talks.
Here's the schedule link: https://www.universitiesuk.ac.uk/latest/events/free-event-research-culture-and-practice
We're starting with a morning of #ResearchIntegrity with representatives from #UKCORI and #UKRIO amongst others
📣 The UK Committee on Research Integrity is hiring 3 new members
Looking for people with experience in:
academic publishing
research in industry
communications & media
law
"We welcome applications from varied disciplines, career stages, institution types and geographical regions"
2 years
20 days per year
£4,600 per year
https://www.ukri.org/publications/application-pack-for-uk-committee-on-research-integrity/
#ResearchIntegrity #ResearchCulture
#OpenScience
#OpenAccess
#MetaResearch
#UKCORI
Andrew Porter
UKRIO
Jess Butler
