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Event date: October 17, 2023
Event time: 13:30 - 15:30 CET
Location: Online to be accessed via the EARMA website
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Webinar link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86587968319
Event Agenda: here
Title: How to Develop a Research Integrity Promotion Plan Tools and Tips from a European experience
After a brief introduction to the key role played by EARMA in EU projects focusing on ethics and integrity, the webinar will be divided into two main parts to comprehensively cover essential aspects of Research Integrity Promotion Plans (RIPPs).
In the first part, a representative of the European Commission will explain the importance and obligations of implementing a Research Integrity Promotion Plan (RRIP). Following the first part, the second part of the webinar will focus on Standard Operating Procedures and Guidelines that Research Performing Organisations can use to develop their own Research Integrity Promotion Plans (the SOPs4RI tool). Our experts will provide a step-by-step guide on how to navigate the SOPs4RI website and offer valuable guidance on how to use this tool effectively. In addition, participants will have the opportunity to gain insights from practical implementation experiences using the SOPs4RI material.
We would like to emphasise that this webinar is not only intended for the ERION community but is open to the entire EARMA community. Participants with different backgrounds and expertise can benefit greatly from this practical webinar, which will provide them with clear tips and tricks on how to meet the requirements of Research Integrity Promotion Plans (RIPPs).
Don't miss this valuable opportunity to enhance your knowledge and skills in promoting research integrity. We look forward to your active participation in this webinar.
Speakers:
Isidoros Karatzas is the Head of the Research Ethics and Integrity Sector, European Commission (EC), DG Research & Innovation, in Brussels Belgium. He is responsible for the methodological and operational aspects of the Framework Programmes Ethics Appraisal procedure. In addition, through the Framework programme funding, he is responsible for the policy input of research projects related to research ethics and research integrity in emerging technologies, standard operating procedures to promote research ethics and research integrity and innovative methods for teaching and training in research ethics and integrity.
Stefanie van der Burght - is a Research Integrity Advisor at Ghent University, Belgium and co-chair of the EARMA Ethics and Research Integrity Network. She is a criminologist by training and started her career as a researcher in social sciences. As a Policy Advisor, she is responsible for the making of and implementation of policy plans on Research Integrity and related topics. She gives workshops and lectures and co-developed the training module ‘Fostering Responsible Conduct of Research’ for PhD students, of which she is also a co-trainer. She is a certified VIRT2EU trainer. Stefanie Van der Burght was secretary of the Commission for Research Integrity at Ghent University from 2012 till 2020. She also did policy development and implementation in research ethics (ethical clearance, ethical issues in social sciences, informed consent) and compliance to (inter)national legislation and agreements on ethical issues and was responsible for full guidance in case of suspected research fraud or questionable research practices.
Regina López - Strategic Initiatives Manager, with a PhD in Neuroscience and an MBA, specialised in academic research in biomedical sciences. Regina is interested in research integrity, psychology and well-being.
Panagiotis Kavouras - a Physicist with an MSc and a PhD in Physics. He is a senior researcher at the School of Chemical Engineering at National Technical University of Athens, and he holds a 20% position as a researcher at the Centre for Medical Ethics, Faculty of Medicine, University of Oslo. For several years he had been involved in research on industrial solid waste management and on characterization of physical and mechanical properties. During the last several years, he has focused in research on research integrity through his participation in several relevant EU-funded projects. He is involved in capacity-building and awareness-raising activities for research integrity in Greece, and he holds a column on research integrity and research ethics that is published twice a month at a Greek science magazine.