Institutional Research Misconduct Reports Need More Credibility
Gunsalus, Marcus, and Oransky discuss the need for institutional research misconduct reports to have more credibility. They highlight the central role of institutions to protect the integrity of their research and to investigate the allegations of research misconduct and then report the outcomes to...
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