Intercepting Misconduct – Practical Tips for Editors

<p xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" class="first" dir="auto" id="d734387e121">Tools for detecting research misconduct are continually coming to market, usually as add-ons to submission systems and usually at a cost. These tools can be most helpful, but are often expensive so that, especially in small journals, intercepting misconduct still relies on their skilled editors. This session brings together experts who tackle research misconduct in both seasoned and innovative ways. They will share real-life experiences and share practical tips which editors can implement in almost immediately to intercept misconduct their day-to-day work, at no or very little cost. Knowledge about these ’hands-on tools’ will benefit those who use the latest technical help, as well.