| Title | Time | Room | Teacher |
|---|---|---|---|
| Good Scientific Practice | 20.10.2026 09:00 - 15:00 (Tue) | Online | Helga Nolte |
Based on the DFG Code of Conduct “Guidelines for Safeguarding Good Scientific Practice” from 2019 and with reference to the DFG memorandum from 2013, participants are taught the rules of good scientific practice and their appropriate implementation in everyday research. Ways of responsible interaction in research are presented in order to teach participants to recognize questionable scientific practice at an early stage and thus avoid scientific misconduct.
Specific aspects of research ethics are discussed, and participants are encouraged to reflect their values and attitudes as scientists. Strategies for handling possible conflict situations in everyday research are discussedd, and questions and ambiguities from the respective fields of activity could be addressed.
- Knowledge and implementation of the GSP rules in everyday research
- Strengthening of one's own possibilities for avoiding scientific misconduct
- Skills in the interaction with conflict situations
Short presentations as input, summary of information, case discussions, individual and small group work, plenary discussion, expert discussion if necessary (e.g. ombudsperson).
At the beginning of the doctorate │ during the doctorate
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Laptop/tablet with stable internet connection, microphone, webcam, Zoom (in most cases).
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Handout and detailed list of recommended literature will be provided afterwards.
Helga Nolte is a Freelancing mediator, coach and consultant for GSP / RI since 2011. She is working in the field of ombudsmanship since 2005 (Head of the office of the German Research Ombudsman 2005-2012; Head of the University of Hamburg's Ombuds Ofice 2013-2024). She is a member of the Scientific Integrity Team (www.scientificintegrity.de) and member (practitioner) of European Network of Research Integrity Offices (ENRIO)(www.enrio.eu).