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RESEARCH MISCONDUCT

ABUSE OF DATA

Does protecting human participants privacy open a backdoor to research misconduct?

The importance of formal procedures to deal with allegations of research misconduct

Conflict of interest and suppression of legitimate results by a sponsor – a COPE case study

PLAGIARISM

Recent decision in Professor Chan Yan Cheong v The Research Grants Council of the University Grants Committee [2020] HKCFI 459 (18 March 2020)

The importance of formal procedures to deal with allegations of research misconduct

Should you peer review an article written by a former colleague?

AUTHORSHIP

How do you agree on authorship with fellow researchers?

Should students offer co-authorship to their supervisors?

Legitimate authorship – a survey of educational researchers in Hong Kong

NON-DISCLOSURE

How should researchers procure goods and services?

Should you accept conference honoraria/travel funding from a sponsor?

Should you peer review an article written by a former colleague?

REFERENCE

The European Code of Conduct for Research Integrity: Plagiarism

ICMJE Recommendations: Overlapping publications

ICMJE Recommendations: Authorship Criteria

Singapore Statement on Research Integrity: Authorship Criteria

ORI Introduction to the Responsible Conduct of Research: Authorship Criteria

The European Code of Conduct for Research Integrity: Authorship Criteria

CASE STUDIES

Recent decision in Professor Chan Yan Cheong v The Research Grants Council of the University Grants Committee [2020] HKCFI 459 (18 March 2020)

Deans of seven local medical and healthcare schools issue joint statement to decline research funding from tobacco industry

No tobacco industry funding of education and research activities in Hong Kong tertiary institutions (in relation to Research Integrity)

Dialogue on Research Integrity by Zoë Hammatt

Should you accept a funding opportunity limited by conditions imposed by the sponsor?

Should you accept research funding from a tobacco company?

DISCUSSIONS

Deans of seven local medical and healthcare schools issue joint statement to decline research funding from tobacco industry

No tobacco industry funding of education and research activities in Hong Kong tertiary institutions (in relation to Research Integrity)

Seminar on Research Ethics by Lisa Webley (28 Feb 2017)

Dimensions of culturally sensitive research

Social media research: does it constitute human subjects research?

“Excellence and integrity are inextricably linked.”

VIDEOS

HKU POLICIES AND PROCEDURES