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Dismissive Reviews, Citation Cartels, and the Replication Crisis

The study delves into the replication crisis in research, citing factors influencing research credibility such as sample size, effect size, and financial interests. It highlights issues like gaming the system, P-hacking, and data sharing reluctance. The growth of Metascience as a response to these c

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INTEGRITY: A FACTOR FOR EQUALITY THROUGH INCLUSIVE POLICIES

In a global context of growing income inequality, the importance of integrity in fostering equality through inclusive policies is emphasized. The OECD works with Mexico to address issues of inequality, corruption, and declining trust in government, highlighting the need for integrity and competence

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The Purpose and Methodology of Scholarly Legal Writing

Scholarly legal writing serves to advance knowledge within specific fields by offering in-depth analysis, historical context, and contributing new insights to legal literature. It distinguishes itself from practice-related writing by focusing on research, surveying existing knowledge, and engaging i

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Understanding Cryptographic Data Integrity Algorithms

Cryptographic data integrity algorithms ensure data integrity, verifying data received matches what was sent by authorized entities. Cryptographic hash functions play a crucial role in ensuring data integrity through hash values. Applications include message authentication, digital signatures, and v

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Understanding Academic Integrity at the University of Manitoba

Explore the essential aspects of academic integrity, including its definition, importance for students, types of dishonesty, and expectations in a class setting. Discover why students should care about academic integrity, the various types of academic misconduct such as plagiarism and cheating, and

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Understanding Integrity at Ok Tedi: Values and Practices

Ok Tedi's commitment to integrity is reflected in their values and operational practices. The organization emphasizes honesty, good moral principles, and accountability in all aspects of their work. Integrity is demonstrated through speaking the truth, maintaining safety, accurate reporting, and tre

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Indian Citation Index (ICI) - Enhancing Access to Indian Scholarly Content

Indian Citation Index (ICI) is a multidisciplinary research platform developed by The Knowledge Foundation. With over 1000 scholarly journals, ICI aims to bridge the gap between content sources and users, providing online access to a wide range of Indian publications in various fields. The database

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Medical Student Scholars Program Overview

The Medical Student Scholars Program (MSSP) offers motivated medical students opportunities for in-depth exploration of various specialties, including clinical experiences, research projects, scholarly work, and leadership development over four years. The program features tracks in cardiovascular me

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Post-Sophomore Fellowship Program in Pathology and Scholarly Pursuit at University of Pennsylvania Medical Center

Student Fellowship Program in Pathology at University of Pennsylvania Medical Center offers a unique work-study experience for students interested in pursuing a career in pathology. The year-long program includes rotations in Anatomic and/or Clinical Pathology, a dedicated research project, and tail

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Understanding Integrity Constraints in Relational Database Systems

Integrity constraints play a crucial role in maintaining the accuracy and integrity of data in a database. They include domain constraints, entity integrity, and referential integrity, each serving a specific purpose to ensure data consistency and reliability. Domain constraints ensure values in a c

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Scholarly Project Module in MBBS Year 3 Overview

Scholarly Project Module (SPM) in MBBS Year 3 is a pivotal module focusing on developing students into doctors as scholars and scientists. It includes a project-based approach, essential skills development, and assessments like a 3000-word essay. The module runs in the first semester and covers vari

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Insights from Surveys on Peer Review & Peer Feedback in Scholarly Communication

Results from surveys on peer review and peer feedback provide valuable insights into the demographics, general attitudes, and major challenges faced in scholarly communication. The data reveals respondent demographics, overall satisfaction with peer review systems, and prevalent problems in current

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Exploring Public Integrity and Ethics in Civil Service

This module on public integrity and ethics delves into key instruments for strengthening ethical practices in public organizations, challenges faced, analyzing codes of ethics, and managing integrity risks. The agenda includes activities like structured ethical reflection, understanding public value

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Understanding Integrity: A Biblical Perspective

Explore the concept of integrity through the lens of biblical teachings, focusing on examples from the story of Solomon and David. Discover the meaning of integrity in Hebrew and how it relates to being complete, whole, and consistent in actions and words. Learn about subconscious ways integrity can

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Enhancing Engagement in Scholarly Activities and Research in Family Medicine Residency Programs

Explore strategies and challenges in promoting scholarly activities and research participation among residents and faculty in family medicine residency programs. Learn about ACGME/RRC requirements, importance of research in primary care, and creative QI and scholarship curricula. Discover insights o

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Washington State University New Faculty Seed Grant Program

Encouraging new junior-level faculty at Washington State University to develop research, scholarly, or creative programs with the potential for sustained professional growth and external support. Eligible applicants include junior-level faculty appointed on or after May 16, 2019. The program offers

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The Significance of Integrity and Honesty in Personal Skills

Understanding the meaning of integrity and how it relates to honesty is crucial for individuals to live ethically. This article delves into the importance of honesty and integrity, evaluating one's own level of honesty, and practical scenarios showcasing integrity in action.

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Open Access Publishing and EIS Programme at Pázmány University: Empowering Research and Scholarly Communication

Discover the advantages of Open Access (OA) publishing and how researchers benefit from immediate accessibility, increased discoverability, and global readership. Learn about the EIS Programme at Pázmány University, a member institution dedicated to providing essential electronic resources for hig

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Strategies for Enhancing Scholarly Productivity

Enhance your scholarly productivity with effective strategies like creating a routine time for writing, setting realistic goals, organizing your writing space, and getting started with daily writing habits. Maximize your time wisely and prioritize writing tasks to achieve your summer goals.

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Scholarly Journal Cultural Values and Stakeholder Implications

Scholarly journals like ISJ and EJISDC embody cultural values that shape behaviors and interactions among stakeholders. This keynote delves into the significance of diversity in editorial boards, care for stakeholders, trust, integrity, community, and the types of research published. An emphasis is

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Understanding Different Types of Literature: Journals and Conference Papers

Explore the distinctions between trade and scholarly journals, the value of scholarly articles for higher-order thinking, and the insights provided by conference papers for practicing planners. Learn how to search for journal articles and conference papers effectively in preparation for research in

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Building Support for OER at GVSU: A Collaborative Initiative

Embodying values, seizing opportunities, and encouraging innovation, Grand Valley State University's Libraries, Scholarly Communications, and other support services join forces in the OER Initiative. Motivated by enhancing research, teaching, and technology support, the initiative receives backing f

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Residency Scholarly Endeavors and Requirements at OHSU

Residency at OHSU entails engaging in two scholarly endeavors throughout the program, including first-author responsibilities for various academic presentations and publications. The structured timeline outlines activities from July to July, such as training, mentor meetings, manuscript submissions,

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Academic Integrity Policy at UIS - Guidelines and Procedures

The Academic Integrity Council at UIS ensures fair operation of hearing panels, reviews the policy implementation, and educates the community. It aims to protect the integrity of the academic environment and helps students develop integrity. Enforcement and effectiveness rely on faculty and departme

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Importance of Understanding Citation Styles in Academic Writing

Understanding different citation styles is crucial for academic writing across various disciplines. It helps students comprehend the role of citation in different communities, research methodology, and the value of knowledge in diverse fields. Citation practices in the humanities emphasize authority

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Understanding Handlin's Key Concepts and Arguments in Scholarly Articles

This exploration delves into the principal conclusions, key concepts, and arguments presented by Handlin in scholarly articles. It scrutinizes how Handlin interprets the key concepts, distinguishing his perspective from others. The analysis aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of Handlin's

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Reassessing Scholarly and Sub-Scientific Mathematical Cultures

Scholarly and sub-scientific mathematical cultures are reevaluated through the works of Jens Hoyrup, focusing on the organized nature of sub-scientific knowledge. The distinction between theoretical and practical knowledge, applications to mathematical cultures, and misconceptions related to the sup

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Enhancing Scholarly Statistics in UK Repositories

The IRUS-UK project aims to standardize and improve the collection and reporting of usage statistics for UK institutional repositories. By enabling sharing of reliable and comparable statistics, IRUS-UK facilitates benchmarking and demonstrates the value of repositories in scholarly dissemination.

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Establishing a Writing Group for Faculty Development in WCHHS Lunch & Learn Series

Engage in a dynamic writing group to foster collaboration, receive feedback, and enhance productivity. Explore the benefits of accountability, safe feedback, and breaking down frustrations while celebrating accomplishments. Dive into logistics, including duration variability, writing retreat options

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Ethics Application: Scholarly Preparation & Considerations in Educational Research

Explore the importance of scholarly preparation for writing an ethics application in educational research, incorporating adequate preparation, ethical considerations in SoTL, BERA guidelines, and ethical considerations such as risk, consent, and confidentiality.

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Academic Integrity Board Game Overview

Academic Integrity Board Game offers a fun and educational approach to understanding academic integrity. The game revolves around values like honesty, trust, fairness, respect, responsibility, and courage, as defined by the International Center for Academic Integrity. Players set up the board, place

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Understanding Durability and Integrity in Data Storage Systems

Durability and integrity are crucial aspects of data storage systems. Durability ensures data survives faults like crashes and power loss, while integrity ensures data correctness in the face of faults. Disk data is durable due to surviving power loss, and has integrity through explicit and complex

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Strategies for Soliciting Articles in Scholarly Publishing

Scholarly publishing entails soliciting articles effectively to nurture fledgling journals. This involves utilizing diverse methods such as sending questionnaires, posting flyers, and leveraging traditional publisher services. Editors play a vital role in initiating the process early and engaging mu

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Strategic Planning for Research and Scholarly Activity

Dive into the world of strategic planning with this comprehensive guide on research and scholarly activity. Explore key elements, examples, decision-making processes, and tools like SWOT analysis and project management software. Learn how to prioritize projects, allocate resources, and align your pl

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Exploring the Concept of Integrity through Art and Quotes

Delve into the multifaceted theme of integrity through thought-provoking quotes, artistic interpretations, and personal reflections. Witness how individuals from diverse backgrounds define and exemplify integrity in their own lives. Join the journey to understand the significance of integrity and it

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Enhancing Data Integrity in IEEE 802.11 Networks

This document discusses proposals for improving data integrity in IEEE 802.11 networks, specifically focusing on header protection for individually addressed data and management frames. It explores the challenges and alternatives related to verifying Message Integrity Check (MIC) before sending ackn

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Supervisor's Role in Guiding Students in Citizen Science and Business Projects

This module focuses on the critical role supervisors play in guiding students engaged in citizen science and business projects. It covers topics such as ethical challenges, academic integrity, and educational materials to support students and supervisors in their collaboration. The training plan inc

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Research Output Management in PS Higher Education: FAIR Metadata Principles

Research output management in higher education focuses on making scholarly output findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable through the implementation of FAIR metadata principles. The digital ecosystem surrounding scholarly publications faces barriers like fragmented repositories, varied app

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Biography of Imam Malik bin Anas - Scholarly Legacy and Contributions

Explore the life and contributions of Imam Malik bin Anas, a prominent Islamic scholar from Madina, known for his scholarly status, founding a school of Fiqh, and authoring the Muwatta. Discover the factors that contributed to his genius, his upbringing, and the key positions he held in the Second C

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Quantitative Research Framework for Historical Disciplines

Scholarly communities in historical disciplines are combining quantitative and qualitative methods to study phenomena that change over time. The proposed general methodological reflection aims to enhance research in historical linguistics through quantitatively driven models and claims. Quantitative

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