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Research Integrity

Âé¶¹Éçmadou expects the highest standards of integrity across all aspects of research undertaken by Âé¶¹Éçmadou researchers. These standards are reflected in the principles of responsible research conduct.
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Âé¶¹Éçmadou offers the following information, resources, support, education and training to assist its researchers in meeting these standards.

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Responsible Conduct of Research

The Australian Code for the Responsible Conduct of Research is the national framework for honest, ethical, and responsible research conduct. It sets out the Principles and Responsibilities that researchers and institutions are expected to follow when conducting research.

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Resources, Codes, Policies & Guidelines

Various resources have been collated to assist Âé¶¹Éçmadou researchers enhance their knowledge and understanding of the Responsible Conduct of Research. These resources will assist researchers in meeting their obligations and developing a model of best practice in their research endeavours.

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Research Integrity Advisors

Research Integrity Advisors (RIAs) promote the responsible conduct of research and provide advice to those with concerns about potential breaches of the Australian Code for the Responsible Conduct of Research and the Code of Conduct and Values.

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Âé¶¹Éçmadou researchers must be familiar and compliant with all aspects of the Responsible Conduct of Research. Âé¶¹Éçmadou provides training and resources to researchers to enable them to fulfil this obligation.
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Vital information and training ensuring research is ethical and compliant with regulations and approval standards.
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HDR Candidates must complete Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) training. Supervisors have a responsibility to guide, mentor and monitor their candidates in the RCR.
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Authorship and Authorship Disputes

An authorship dispute arises when contributors disagree about who should be included as an author, the order in which they are listed, the content of the research output, who should be acknowledged or where the research output should be submitted or published.

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iThenticate

iThenticate is plagiarism detection software available to Âé¶¹Éçmadou researchers to review and assess research outputs. iThenticate assists researchers with the detection of plagiarised material in draft manuscripts and in HDR theses.

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Report an issue

You are encouraged to report potential breaches of the Code of Conduct and Values and the Australian Code for the Responsible Conduct of Research.