National conference seeks entries on research integrity
The federal Office of Research
Integrity is seeking abstracts for papers, poster sessions, panel discussions,
and working groups for the 3rd Research Conference on Research Integrity
(RCRI). The conference provides a forum for scholars to discuss crucial
research problems, explore different research methods, and share research
results, with the ultimate goal of furthering understanding about how
to foster integrity and deter misconduct in research. The conference
will also highlight research findings of grant awardees of the ORI Research
on Research Integrity Program, which was initiated in 2000. Twenty-two
awards have been made to date with the support of Office of Research
Integrity (ORI), the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and
Stroke (NINDS), the National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR) and
the National Institute of Drug Abuse (NIDA).
The meeting will be held Nov. 12-14 in San Diego, California. Abstracts
for all conference presentations are due electronically by April 16.
Preference will be given to original investigations that open new research
areas, use new research methods, or provide new insights into recognized
research problems. Proposals for theoretical or methodological presentations,
historical analyses, and interpretive literature reviews will also be
considered. Limited travel stipends will be available for graduate students
who have papers accepted for presentation.
For more information, go to ori.dhhs.gov/html/programs/RCRIConf2004.asp
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