Introduction to Research Integrity

Target Group

All PhD candidates

Content

This workshop provides an introduction to good research practice. Participants will explore core principles and norms of research integrity, common logical fallacies in research, and best practices in research data management. Via real world examples, case studies, and interactive discussions, you will learn how to identify and avoid common pitfalls that could compromise your work. By the end of this workshop, you will have a clearer understanding of the standards required to protect your research and institutional resources that you can resort to

Teaching Methods

• Instructor input and exercises in small groups
• case study with group and plenary discussion

• "Regulations of the University of Freiburg on Safeguarding Academic Integrity". https://uni-freiburg.de/forschung/redlichkeit-in-der-wissenschaft/

• German Research Foundations Guidelines for Safeguarding Good Scientific Practice: https://www.dfg.de/resource/blob/174052/1a235cb138c77e353789263b8730b1df/kodex-gwp-en-data.pdf

This workshop will help you

• • identify driving norms and principles of good research practice
  • reflect on different degrees of misconduct- questionable practices - sloppiness
  • better understand research data management and FAIR data best practices

Instructor: Gregg Dubow, Exzellenzcluster livMatS

Number of participants: maximum 16

Registration deadline: 23 June 2025

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