7th WCRI in Cape Town
Press clippings and news releases related to the 7th World Conference on Research Integrity are available.
Press cuttings
- Cape Town declaration to fold fairness into research integrity (Research Professional News, 3 June 2021, Linda Nordling)
- Research Integrity: Ensuring Trust in Global Research (The Scholarly Kitchen, 10 February 2022, Natalie Simon)
- Ending scientific colonialism will make research more effective (Research Professional News, 11 March 2022, Lyn Horn)
- Nature addresses helicopter research and ethics dumping (Nature, 30 May 2022, Editorial)
- Diversity and inclusivity: mainstays of research integrity (University of Cape Town News, 31 May 2022, Helen Swingler)
- ‘Democratisation of knowledge’ here to stay, says epidemiologist (Times Higher Education, 31 May 2022, Tom Williams)
- Half of researchers admit questionable practices in Dutch survey (University World News, 1 June 2022, Nic Mitchell)
- First continental research integrity network launched (University World News, 2 June 2022, Maina Waruru)
- Renowned journal rejects papers that exclude African researchers (University World News, 3 June 2022, Maina Waruru)
- ‘Helicopter research’ comes under fire at Cape Town conference (Science, 6 June 2022, Cathleen O'Grady)
- This app helps researchers explore ethical dilemmas (Nature, 8 June 2022, Holly Else)
- Integrity conference vows to combat unfair partnerships (University World News, 9 June 2022, Kgaogelo Letsebe)
Pre-conference Discussion Paper
Horn, Lyn, Sandra Alba, Fenneke Blom, Marlyn Faure, Eleni Flack-Davison, Gowri Gopalakrishna, Carel IJsselmuiden, et al. 2022. “Fostering Research Integrity Through the Promotion of Fairness, Equity and Diversity in Research Collaborations and Contexts: Towards a Cape Town Statement (pre-conference Discussion Paper).” OSF Preprints. May 16. doi:10.31219/osf.io/bf286.