2023 Research Integrity Conference
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In-person conference occuring on Wednesday, 10 May 2023

Registration

Registration is free, and can be done via our eventbrite page.

Registrations will close on 4 May 2023.

 

Venue

Auditorium 2, University Town

National University of Singapore

2 College Ave West, Level 1 Stephen Riady Centre

Singapore 138607

 

Details to get to the conference venue available here.

 

Program

Click here for program and details on speakers

 

Poster Session

Thank you all to all the groups who presented their posters. Congratulations on the winning teams!
Title of Poster Authors Affiliations
First prize Discontinuous Distribution of Test Statistics Around Significance Thresholds in Empirical Accounting Studies Xin Chang1, Huasheng Gao2, Wei Li3 1Nanyang Business School, Nanyang Technological University
2Fanhai International School of Finance, Fudan University
3Institute of Accounting and Finance, School of Accountancy, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics
Second prize The Learning Analytics Committee on Ethics (LACE) use of ethics reviews for educational research training Kevin Hartman1, Adrian Lee2, Kiruthika Ragupathi3 1National University of Singapore, Institute for Applied Learning Sciences and Educational Technology
2National University of Singapore, Department of Chemistry
3National University of Singapore, Centre for the Development of Teaching and Learning
Third prize Research Integrity Advisors: A*STAR Champions of Research Integrity Rajagopal K.1, Chan K.L.2, Teo E.S.H.1, Lim L.S. E.3, Foo N.C.1 1Research Integrity, Compliance and Ethics, Research Office, Agency for Science, Technology and Research, Singapore (A*STAR)
2Research Excellence and Strategy Office, Research Office, Agency for Science, Technology and Research, Singapore (A*STAR)
3Human Resource, Agency for Science, Technology and Research, Singapore (A*STAR)




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If you would like to present a poster at the 2023 Research Integrity Conference, kindly submit a poster abstract for consideration by the poster review panel. Successful abstract submissions will be notified via email and expected to prepare a poster based on the abstract assessed.

Posters will be displayed and judged on the conference day by a panel of judges, with winners eligible for gift vouchers.

 

Abstract guidelines:

    1. Abstracts to be submitted in a MS Word Document as an attachment to sirion.singapore@gmail.com

    2. Include the following sections in your abstract submission:

      a. Title

      b. Author affiliations

      c. Abstract (maximum of 200 words)

    3. Please avoid adding images, charts or diagrams in your abstract; they may be included in the final poster.

    4. Abstracts qualifying for a poster presentation will be announced via email at least 3 weeks before the conference.

 

Poster guidelines:

    1.To encourage networking and sharing of ideas, poster abstracts submitted by any party (including but not limited to research administrators, researchers, academics, students, librarians, government or ethical boards) will be considered.

    2.Posters should fulfil the purpose of sharing knowledge or standard operating procedures on any of the following topics: research ethics, research integrity, research data management, responsible conduct of research. Purely scientific papers presenting academic findings on artificial intelligence/big data is not suitable for this conference audience.

    3.Successful abstracts will be notified at least 3 weeks before the conference and will be expected to prepare a printed A1-sized, coloured poster of portrait orientation, to be displayed and presented at the conference. Poster printing costs will be borne by the individual.

     

    Poster presenters (minimum 1 per poster) will be expected to speak to the content of their posters at several designated sessions throughout the conference.

     

    Conference Steering Committee
    ​Steering Committee Members
    ​Prof Philip Keith Moore​ (Chair)

    NUS Chief Research Compliance Officer;

    NUS Chief Research Integrity Officer

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    Assoc Prof Low Chian Ming (Deputy Chair)

    NUS Deputy Chief Research Compliance Officer;

    NUS Deputy Chief Research Integrity Officer

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    Prof Simon Chesterman

    Senior Director of AI Governance, AI Singapore;

    NUS Vice Provost (Educational Innovation)

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    Prof Andy Hor A*STAR Deputy Chief Executive (Research) Profile
    Assoc Prof Roderick Bates NTU Research Integrity Officer Profile


    Conference Secretariats

    Contact: sirion.singapore@gmail.com

    Conference Secretariats
    Dr Andy Liew

    Research Integrity and Ethics Office (RIEO), Nanyang Technological University
    Mr Erwin Teo Research Ethics, Agency for Science, Technology and Research
    Dr Nicole Yeo Research Compliance and Integrity Office (RCIO), National University of Singapore

     

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    Integrity without knowledge is weak and useless, and knowledge without integrity is dangerous and dreadful. - Samuel Johnson