1.1. Responsibilities - 1.2. Division of responsibilities

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DTU Danish Code of Conduct for Research Integrity 1.1. Responsibilities i. The principles of research integrity and responsible conduct of research should be an element of all research undertakings and educational curricula, and should pervade the research process. ii. All involved in the research process should promote and maintain an environ-ment that fosters research integrity where the fundamental values of research integrity are emphasized and practised as a matter of routine. iii. Research integrity teaching, training, and supervision should include: a. Principles of research integrity b. Responsible conduct of research c. Research misconduct and breaches of responsible conduct of research, including the procedures for handling suspicions d. Relevant regulations iv. Undergraduate (bachelor) and graduate (master’s) programmes should include an introduction to the principles of research integrity and responsible conduct of research. At DTU it is recommended that this introduction is placed as early as possible and relevant. v. Technical personnel should receive specific research integrity teaching and training. vi. PhD and postdoctoral programmes should include specific research integrity teaching and training. In this context, supervision of PhD students and postdocs should include guidance on research integrity. vii. Research leaders and supervisors should receive specific research integrity teaching and training to support their mentoring roles in fostering a culture of re-search integrity. 1.2. Division of responsibilities i. Research leaders and supervisors should act as role models, and manage re-search under their auspices in accordance with the principles of research integ-rity and responsible conduct of research. ii. Research leaders and supervisors should nurture a culture of research integri-ty and mutual respect in accordance with the principles of research integrity and responsible conduct of research. DTU – Technical University of Denmark 29


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