Strengthening Research Integrity : Tools of the Trade
This webinar provides insights into the research integrity issues that publishers, journals and editors face, and how integrity tools are applied in the editorial process to safeguard research integrity. You will learn practical solutions to strengthen transparency, ethical standards, and rigorous research.
Featured Tools:
Convey (Convey.org): Convey focuses on managing and tracking conflicts of interest in the research process. It provides a streamlined solution for researchers and institutions to disclose potential conflicts, allowing journals to efficiently assess and manage these risks. Convey ensures transparency and accountability, helping maintain the integrity of the research ecosystem.
Papermill Alarm (Papermill Alarm): Papermill Alarm is designed to detect potentially fraudulent papers generated by “paper mills,” organizations that produce large volumes of fabricated research. Using AI-driven algorithms, this tool identifies suspicious patterns in manuscripts, such as repeated phrases and abnormal author behaviors. By flagging questionable submissions, Papermill Alarm helps protect journals from publishing fraudulent content.
DataSeer (DataSeer.ai): DataSeer is a data management tool that helps journals and researchers ensure proper data sharing and management practices. It automates the detection of datasets mentioned in manuscripts and assesses whether they comply with open data requirements. By encouraging transparency and accessibility, DataSeer supports the broader movement towards open science and reproducibility.
SciScore (SciScore.com): SciScore is an automated tool that evaluates scientific manuscripts for rigor and transparency. It checks for compliance with commonly accepted research standards, such as resource identification and proper reporting of experimental methodologies. SciScore helps journals ensure that submitted papers adhere to the highest scientific standards, reducing errors and improving reproducibility.
Participants will gain insights into the research integrity issues that publishers, journals and editors face, and how these tools are applied in the editorial process to safeguard research integrity. The webinar will feature strategies for detecting and dealing with fraud, along with demonstrations and case studies on how these tools are used in practice. The presenters will offer practical solutions for journals looking to strengthen their commitment to transparency, ethical standards, and rigorous research.
Watch the recording to explore how technology can help combat research misconduct and uphold the quality of academic publishing!
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