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Research Integrity Group (RIG)

Where: In-person meetings @ IMB Conference room
Basic structure: Some monthly facilitators may opt to try alternative structures
  • Assigned reading ahead of meeting.
  • 5 minute introduction
  • 35 minute small group discussions
  • 20 minute full-group discussion.
Who: Faculty, trainees, staff. We advertise with B-RAD Lab and CAN Researchers, but any researcher can join.
RIG description: This monthly program is intended to enable researchers to meet the public health service and NIH requirements for training in responsible conduct of research, and consists of regular seminars.  The goals of the RIG are to deepen understanding of ethical issues in research, help researchers to identify ethical issues in their own research, and enable them to formulate ethical solutions to those issues. We encourage faculty to invite their trainees and staff. Advanced students will be encouraged to lead discussions.
Spring 2023 Schedule: 2nd Mondays @ 3:30 pm 
  • January 9 @ 3:30 pm: Peer review 
    • We will discuss diversity implications in editorial decisions. We recommend reading  Steven O. Roberts' psych archive paper ahead of our discussion.
  • February 13 @ 3:30 pm: Responsible authorship 
  • March 13 @ 3:30 pm: Conflict of interest
  • April 10 @ 3:30 pm: Data acquisition and ownership​
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Website updated: June 2024
  • About
    • People
    • Join Our Team >
      • Interns
      • Graduates
      • Postdocs
    • Diversity & Inclusion
    • Contact Us
  • Our Research
    • What is EEG?
    • SC-WB Study
    • Mind Matters
    • Autistic Friendship
    • BioGENE >
      • GRIN2B
      • SCN2A
      • SETBP1
      • 2025 MED13L CTNNB1
      • Searchlight 22
    • Teen Brain Decision Study
    • BBAD Study
    • Rooster Tales 25
  • Publications
    • Posters
  • Teaching
    • RIG
  • Happenings