Examples of using Scientific integrity in English and their translations into German
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Scientific integrity is seen as a crucial prerequisite for excellent research at the University of Cologne.
Cases of authorship conflicts do generally not constitute serious violations of scientific integrity and systematic diligence.
research-promoting institutions of their responsibility for scientific integrity.
committees University bodies for scientific integrity Commission on third-party research funding.
Applications for research should contain a statement concerning the pro-cedural guidelines on scientific integrity on which they are based.
The recognised regulations concerning scientific integrity are complied with,
We understand scientific integrity as the com- mitment of researchers to adhere to the basic rules of good scientific practice.
with regards to safeguarding their personal and scientific integrity.
Scientific integrity in the widest sense cannot be dissociated from a responsible at- titude to the human thirst for knowledge
It is intended to strengthen their sense of responsibility regarding scientific integrity, in the sense of veracity, openness and self-discipline in research.
MEXT has set up a department for scientific integrity and AMED has established a division for good scientific practice in its Department of Research Integrity and Legal Affairs.
Bilateral symposium entitled"Contribution to Promoting Scientific Integrity" on guidelines for good scientific practice and regulations on how to deal with violations/ More than 130 attendees.
efficiency and robust scientific integrity.”.
These measures include, for example, regular reflection on scientific integrity in research seminars and conferences, the accepting a role model function by observance of an exemplary behaviour by researchers in 12 Scientific integrity leading positions and passing on the principles of scientific integrity in graduate and postgraduate education.
Commission for Scientific Integrity and Ethics of TU Graz in TUGRAZ online  The Commission for Scientific Integrity and Ethics at TU Graz is made up of 12 members who are nominated
They actively contribute to the creation of a working environment that promotes scientific integrity, are conscious of their function as examples to others and pass on the princi- ples of scientific integrity in the context of pregraduate and postgraduate training.
On one afternoon they receive a skills course, on topics such as Scientific Integrity.
For more details see the SNSF dossier on scientific integrity.
Scientific integrity is crucial for universities.
Without scientific integrity, scientific progress is at risk.