7th World Conference on Research Integrity

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As the face to face World Congress on Research Integrity (WCRI) 2021 in South Africa has been postponed to 2022, WCRI will host a virtual event with a series of free webinars on six engaging and relevant topics that will form part of the broader research integrity dialogue.

Each topic will be broadcast live via webinar in two different time slots. This is to ensure that as many delegates as possible from around the world and in different time zones are able to participate.

The sessions are free of charge and will take place via Zoom.

Virtual event topics

What is Research Integrity?

Carrot or stick? How might funders and publishers respond to new challenges for research integrity?

Towards a Cape Town Statement on Fostering Research Integrity through equity, fairness and diversity.

Implementation of the Hong Kong Principles in Low and Medium Income Countries

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