FBMH Academic Development Programme - RE17: Open and Responsible Research Publications

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Overview Publishing research ethically and transparently is essential to advancing knowledge and building trust in academia. This workshop offers an engaging opportunity for you to gain deeper understanding of current and emerging best practices in publication, including tools and practical tips to support the dissemination of your research, and increased awareness of problematic publications. Intended Learning Outcomes -Understand University policies on publication and authorship, including Open Access publication - Broaden your knowledge of problematic publication issues, including paper mills, and how these impact research and researchers - Develop a framework for evaluating alternative publication and sharing pathways, including pre-prints and micropublications - Explore tools for increasing the impact of your publications and outputs - Know where to find help and support in establishing and maintaining good publication practices Facilitators Andrew Porter PhD (lead facilitator) - Research Integrity and Training Adviser, Cancer Research UK Manchester Institute Lucinda May - Research Services Manager Jack Wilkinson - Senior Lecturer in Biostatistics Michael Stevenson - Teaching And Learning Librarian Joshua Emsley Related Dimensions of the AHE Professional Standards Framework K3 critical evaluation as a basis for effective practice K4 appropriate use of digital and/or other technologies, and resources for learning K5 requirements for quality assurance and enhancement, and their implications for practice A5 enhance practice through own continuing professional development Please register to attend using the link: https://app.manchester.ac.uk/training/profile.aspx?unitid=11004&parentId=4&returnId=4&returntxt=Return+To+Search&returnQs=%3fterm%3dRE17%26org%3d0