Seminars
Listed below are details of programmes and presentations from previous seminars. Reports from some older presentations can be found in the Annual Reports .
Seminars
2013
Presentations at the 2013 COPE European Seminar (Download PDF of the seminar programme) “Publication ethics from student to professional”
The 2013 European Seminar was held on Friday 22 March 2013 at Charles Darwin House Conference Centre, 12 Roger Street, London WC1N 2JU, UK
Institutional responses to violations of research integrity — Professor Pieter Drenth, Professor Emeritus at VU University of Amsterdam
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COPE’s new ethical guidelines for peer reviewers: background, issues and evolution —Dr Irene Hames, COPE council member and former managing editor of The Plant Journal
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Good practices from 10 years of addressing student plagiarism — Gill Rowell, Academic Advisor at Turnitin
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Poster: Experiences of unethical practices in a leading Pakistani biomedical journal
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Poster: Fraud and deceit in medical research
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Poster: Authors’ awareness of publication ethics: An international survey
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A report of the COPE European Seminar by Shreeya Nanda [BioMed Central] posted on the BioMed Central blog site and linked to here with their permission.
Presentations at the 2013 Asia-Pacific Seminar (Download PDF of the seminar programme)
The 2013 Asia-Pacific Seminar was held on Friday, 15 February 2013 at the Karstens Melbourne Conference Rooms, 123 Queen Street Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Legal issues in retractions and corrections — Helen McLean, legal counsel for John Wiley & Sons, Australia
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Correcting *our* literature is one thing. What about the rest of it? — John Loadsman, Editor, Anaesthesia & Intensive Care
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2012
Presentations at the 2012 North American Seminar (Download PDF [32 kb] of the seminar programme)
The 2012 North American Seminar was held on Friday, 19 October 2012 at the Bechtel Conference Center, ASCE Building, 1801 Alexander Bell Drive, Reston, Virginia, USA.
Retraction of scientific papers: The Science experience — Barbara Jasny, Deputy Editor of Science
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CrossMark: there is no final version — Carol Meyer, CrossMark
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Legal issues in corrections, retractions and expressions of concern — Mark Seeley, Senior Vice President and General Counsel, Elsevier
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Presentations at the 2012 European Seminar (Download PDF [63 kb] of the seminar programme)
The 2012 European Seminar was held on Friday, 16 March 2012 at Charles Darwin House , London UK.
Retractions and misconduct: Lessons from Science — Dr Andrew Sugden, Deputy Editor and International Managing Editor, Science
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CrossMark: there is no final version — Ed Pentz, CrossMark
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Legal issues in corrections and retractions — Joss Saunders, Blake Lapthorn Solicitors
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2011
Presentations at the 2011 Asia-Pacific Seminar (Download PDF [46 kb] of the seminar programme)
14 November 2011, Wiley-Blackwell Building, Melbourne, Australia
Publication ethics as a manifestation of professional ethics – Presented by Alfred Allan, Professor of Psychology at Edith Cowan University (Download presentation [PDF 1.13 MB])
The range of conflicts of interest and how they should be managed – Presented by Dr Neville Gibbs, Head of Department of Anaesthesia; Editor of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care (Download presentation [PDF 6.75 MB])
Presentations at the 2011 North American Seminar (Download PDF [31 kb] of the seminar programme)
1 November 2011, University of California, San Diego, USA
Ghosts, Guests and other Distortions of Authorship – Presented by Lisa Bero, Professor of Clinical Pharmacy and Health Policy, University of California, San Francisco (Download presentation [PDF1.24 MB])
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What is ORCID and Why is it Relevant for Editors? – Presented by Dave Kochalko, VP of Product & Market Strategy at Thomson Reuters in the Intellectual Property and Science business (Download presentation [PDF [2.41 MB])
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Professor Robert Guralnick, University of Southern California and Managing Editor of Transactions of the American Mathematical Society discusses authorship issues in mathematics
Listen to Robert's presentation below [16 min 7 secs]
Presentations at the 2011 European Seminar (Download PDF [31 kb] of the seminar programme)
18 March 2011, Woburn House, Tavistock Square, London, UK
Systematic review of authorship research across research disciplines – Presented by Ana Marusic, Croatian Medical Journal ( Download presentation [PDF 800 KB])
'Who shall judge': authorship, attribution and accountability – Presented by Lance Small, Editor, Communications in Algebra ( Download presentation [PDF 1.5 MB])
2010
Presentations at the 2010 UK Seminar (Download PDF [32 kb] of the seminar programme)
Cultural differences in plagiarism – Presented by Vasiliy Vlassov, Moscow Medical Academy Download PDF [852 kb] (uploaded 13 May 2010)
2009
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2008
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2007
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2006
Download PDF (156 kb) of the seminar programme
2005
2004
No seminar was held this year.