Trends 3:4 (October 1996)

Selected articles: Decision in Imanishi-Kari Appeal Spurs Call for Changes in System | A Neverending Story

Decision in Imanishi-Kari Appeal Spurs Call for Changes in System

By Billy Goodman, reprinted with permission from The Scientist, August 19, 1996, pp. 1, 6-7.

A Neverending Story

The following text appears in the ORI Newsletter (Vol. 4, No. 4, September 1996, p. 7), under the headline "Government-Wide Definition of Research Misconduct." -- KDP


The Office of Science and Technology Policy in the White House is spearheading the development of a definition of research misconduct that will be applicable to all federally funded research.

The definition is being developed by a panel of the Committee on Fundamental Science within the National Science Technology Council. Representatives from NIH, NSF, and other Federal agencies are on the panel.

Besides the definition, the panel is also charged with developing guidelines for the respective roles that Federal agencies and research institutions should play in ensuring the integrity of the scientific record.

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