"We want researchers to be able to work in an open environment in which they feel responsible and accountable. Science and scholarship can only develop further if people can share concerns about dilemmas and discuss errors made," says Prof. Lex Bouter.
Read our main results via the links below:
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Peer reviewed article: Prevalence of questionable research practices, research misconduct and their potential explanatory factors: a survey among academic researchers in The Netherlands
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Peer reviewed article: Prevalence of responsible research practices and their potential explanatory factors: a survey among academic researchers in The Netherlands
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Download a slide deck explaining the main results of the NSRI here
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*NEW* Read our draft Summary Report of the work sessions with researchers, held as a component of the Implementation Year of the NSRI, here
Find a set of FAQs on our preprints here
Read about and register for our end symposium here
Read the media coverage of the NSRI 2020 results here
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