Good Research Practice for (Post)Doctoral researchers
Course description:
The workshop serves to prevent conflicts in scientific working as well as their treatment.
The following methods are used: dialogic short presentations, participant-specific case studies, targeted invidual and group work, discussions and reflections
Topics:
- Basics of responsible conduct and professional ethos of a researcher
- Introduction: Research, ethical principles and ethos
- Basic (inter-)national recommendations and regulations for safeguarding good research practice and research integrity
- Research misconduct: Examples, elements of offense, reasons and consequences (incl. excursus on plagiarism and copyright)
- General Responsibilities
- Quality Management, research design and documentation/archiving
- Publication process, authorship and review of manuscripts
- Supervision: Expectations, duties and roles
- Organizational culture: Collaboration, communication, prevention in dealing with conflict
- Procedures in case of suspicion and relevant contact points
- Important specific responsibilities [*depending on participants’ disciplinary/research background]
- Important prior to any data collection: Authorization or permission relevant research
- [Research on animals]*
- [Research on humans]*
- [Surveys, interviews, data privacy and security issues of personal data in research]*
Furthermore, the legitimate use of text and image generative AI-Tools will be discussed from the perspective of good research practice.
Target audience: TransMed's biomedical doctoral candidates, clinician scientists, and postdocs (in general at an early stage of the research career if possible). The workshop is mandatory for all these TransMed members!
The workshop about Good Research Practice for Medical Doctoral Candidates is to be found here.
Number of participants: Max. 24 participants
Next wokshops:
On site: 25.09.2025, 9.00 am - 5.00 pm in small lecture hall of building 706, UMC Mainz
For the workshop, 1 CP for scientific skills can be credited.
