Research integrity: setting the wheels in motion
“I’ve been approached by people asking for the next steps. There is a call for action.”
“I’ve been approached by people asking for the next steps. There is a call for action.”
250 organizers of EMBO Courses and Workshops offered feedback through a survey. How did their responses influence the programme?
This year’s Peer Review Week (10-15 September 2018) focuses on the topic of ‘Diversity and Inclusion’.
Scientists who attended the EMBO Lab Leadership course talk about getting the best out of their teams and research.
Private and public funders are powerful players in science, enabling a wide range of research worldwide. Their goals, conditions and evaluation procedures influence the types of research carried out and shape researchers’ careers.
The Chair of the EMBO Fellowship Committee and the Head of the Fellowship Programme give tips on how to put together the best possible application.
Just over five years ago, EMBO was one of the original signatories of the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment.
Following a change in eligibility criteria, EMBO Short-Term Fellows are now able to extend their research visits for a further 90 days to complete work on a collaborative project or further hone their newly acquired skills.
If we want to share results in a reproducible and discoverable manner, both quality control and curation should become part of the preprint process, argues EMBO Head of Scientific Publications, Bernd Pulverer.
The EMBO Courses & Workshops Programme funds more than 90 events with over 11,000 participants a year. As part of a series providing a look behind the scenes of EMBO events, three organisers share their top tips.