Research Ethics Workshop: Reproducibility: Problems and Solutions

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This workshop is designed to facilitate a conversation among all researchers about reproducibility. The workshop will conclude with a focus on developing a series of possible solutions to increase the reproducibility and integrity of research. The long-term goal of this workshop is to promote good practices in research.

Audience

Tri-I research faculty, graduate students, postdocs, staff and others interested in issues of research integrity.

Date & Time(s)

Location

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Zuckerman Research Center
417 East 68th Street
Room ZRC-105
New York, NY 10065

Contact

Dominic Nunziato
nunziatd@mskcc.org

Sponsor(s)

Tri-Institutional Collaboration Network

Registration Details

Register Online.

Speaker(s)

Michael Kalichman, PhD
Director, Research Ethics Program
University of California, San Diego
Adjunct Professor of Pathology
University of California, San Diego

Kalichman has taught research ethics for over 25 years. He is founding director of the UC San Diego Research Ethics Program (http://ethics.ucsd.edu) since 1997, the San Diego Research Ethics Consortium (http://sdrec.ucsd.edu) since 2006, and the ethics service for the NIH CTSA-funded Clinical and Translational Research Institute since 2010. Kalichman is co-founding director for the Center for Ethics in Science and Technology (http://ethicscenter.net) since 2004. He has taught train-the-trainer, research ethics workshops throughout the U.S. and for groups and institutions in Central America, Africa, and Asia. In 1999, with support from the Office of Research Integrity, he created one of the first online resources for the teaching of research ethics (http://research-ethics.net). He leads NIH- and NSF-funded research on the goals, content, and methods for teaching research ethics. Internationally, he has had significant roles in a collaboration between the AAAS and the China Association of Science and Technology (CAST), co-chairing the working group for RCR education at the 2010 Singapore meeting of the World Conference on Research Integrity, and assisting Korean leaders in setting a national research ethics agenda.