Good Research Practice Advanced

A workshop offered by the Bonn Graduate Center

You are doctoral, postdoctoral or experienced researcher who already completed a basic workshop on good research practice (GRP)/research integrity (RI)? You would like to refresh your knowledge on GRP/RI? You would like to deepen particular topics of GRP/RI? Then this workshop will support you in updating your knowledge about the standards of good research practice.

Online Workshop

Monday, February 24, 2025
9:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.

Trainer

Dr. Christian Dumpitak

Language

English

Location

Online

Target Group

Doctoral students and postdocs

Track(s)

Research, Research Management

Certificate

5 units are applicable within the Doctorate plus or Careers plus certificate

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Description

You are doctoral or postdoctoral researcher who already completed a basic workshop on good research practice (GRP)/research integrity (RI)? You would like to refresh your knowledge on GRP/RI? You would like to deepen particular topics of GRP/RI? You would like to discuss GRP/RI-relevant questions from your daily research routine or experience?

Then this workshop will support you in updating your knowledge about the standards of good research practice as required by guideline 2 of the “Guidelines for Safeguarding Good Research Practice: Code of Conduct”, published by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (2019): „Kodex: Leitlinien zur Sicherung guter wissenschaftlicher Praxis“. DFG, Bonn; DOI:10.5281/zenodo.3923601).

Content

Participants will refresh their general knowledge about the standards of good research practice.
Deepening of knowledge about selected topics of good research practice/research integrity.
Discussing and analyzing cases as well as current developments in good research practice/research integrity in order to identify possible solutions and promising practices.
Participants will develop answers to GRP-relevant questions and strategies to deal with GRP-relevant issues in their research practice/environment/field.