Good Research Practice (GWP)
KIT offers a range of services and advice for all those who study, research and teach here. Take a look at the following pages and find out more!
Here you will find
- General information on good research practice at KIT
- Support services for questions in the research process
- Information on teaching good scientific practice in teaching
- Specific offers for doctoral candidates/postdocs and students
Your question is not answered? Please contact the Office for Good Scientific Practice and Ethical Principles for further information!
Dieser Artikel thematisiert Studien und deren Ergebnisse, deren Wahrheit angezweifelt wird und ihre Entfernung aus wissenschaftlichen Datenbanken.
www.spektrum.de
This year's HeFDI Data Week will take place between June 25 and 27, 2025. Key aspects of interdisciplinary research data management will be highlighted.
www.uni-marburg.de
The "Gollum effect" describes how researchers often withhold data and findings, thereby harming science.
www.tagesschau.de
In this interactive online workshop, you will learn which of these are suitable for literature research in a scientific context and receive tips on how you can make your research more efficient and intelligent with AI using practical examples.
www.khys.de
Scientific Misconduct
KIT also offers support and structures to address scientific misconduct:
If scientific misconduct is suspected, a formal investigation procedure can be initiated via the Ombudspersons for Safeguarding Good Scientific Practice. If the suspicion is substantiated, they will forward the case to the Commission for Good Scientific Practice.
The Ombudspersons for Doctoral Researchers and Supervisors will be happy to assist you with any problems you may encounter in resarch and writing as well as supervising doctoral theses. The Ombudspersons for Ethical Principles provide support with questions about KIT's ethical principles and applications for a vote of the Ethics Committee.
According to the statutes, tangible suspicions of scientific misconduct must be reported!