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ESF MO Forum on Research Integrity – List of members18The European Code of Conduct for Research IntegrityMember Organisation CountryJean-Pierre Alix National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) FranceEmilio Bossi Swiss Academies of Arts and Sciences SwitzerlandCinzia Caporale National Research Council (CNR) ItalyTommy Dahlén Swedish Council for Working Life and Social Research (fas) SwedenThomas Dantes Max Planck Society (MPG) GermanyGlyn Davies Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)/RCUK United KingdomWim de Haas Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW) The NetherlandsDirk de Hen Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW)/ENRIO The NetherlandsUmberto Dosselli Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare (INFN) ItalyPieter Drenth (Chair WG 2)Charlotte ElverdamFrej Sorento DichmannAll European Academies (ALLEA)Danish Agency for Science, Technology and Innovation (FIST)DenmarkSonia Ftacnikova (Chair WG 1) Slovak Research and Development Agency (APVV) SlovakiaPilar GoyaConsejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC)SpainPere PuigdomènechSaulius Grybkauskas Research Council of Lithuania (LMT) LithuaniaMichelle Hadchouel French National Institute of Health and Medical Research (Inserm) FranceMaura Hiney (Chair WG 3) Health Research Board (HrB) IrelandKirsten Hüttemann Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) GermanyCihan KiziltanThe Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey Turkey(TÜBITAK)Elisabeth Kokkelkoren Fund for Scientific Research (FRS-FNRS) BelgiumTomas Kopriva Czech Science Foundation (GAČR) Czech RepublicPavel Kratochvil Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic (ASCR) Czech RepublicMilda Naujokaite Lithuanian State Science and Studies Foundation LithuaniaLivia Puljak (Chair WG 4)National Foundation for Science, Higher Education andCroatiaTechnological Development of the Republic of CroatiaClaire Ribrault École Normale Supérieure FranceMarkus Roethlisberger Swiss National Science Foundation (SNF) SwitzerlandAsael RoubyNational Research Fund (FNR)LuxembourgFrank BingenMichèle Salathé Swiss Academies of Arts and Sciences SwitzerlandAki Salo Academy of Finland FinlandJan Stålhammar Swedish Research Council (VR) SwedenKrista VarantolaDelegation of the Finnish Academies of Science and Letters FinlandEero VuorioUlrike Varga Austrian Science Fund (FWF) AustriaEvie Vereecke Research Foundation Flanders (FWO) BelgiumTorkild VintherGro Elisabeth Maehle HelgesenResearch Council of NorwayNorwayAlan DonnellyRüdiger KleinLaura MarinEuropean University Association (EUA)All European Academies (ALLEA)European Science Foundation (ESF)Forum Working Groups:WG 1: raising awareness and sharing information • WG 2: code of conduct •WG 3: check list for setting up national structures • WG 4: research on research integrity
4.ALLEA Standing Committeeon Science and Ethicsl l lALLEA has been working on the issue of scientificand research integrity since the mid-1990’s. Theissue was first broached by Pieter Drenth duringthe ALLEA Conference on ‘European Scientistsbetween Freedom and Responsibility’ in 1996. Eversince, and especially in response to the recommendationscontained in the ESF Science Policy Briefing‘Good Scientific Practice’ (2000) which allotted aspecific role to the Academies in formulating codesof good scientific practices, the ALLEA StandingCommittee on Science and Ethics has been devotingattention to the topic of trust in science. In 2003,ALLEA published the ‘Memorandum on ScientificIntegrity’, which was an adaptation for a Europeanaudience from a Dutch document issued by theRoyal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences,and which subsequently was translated into severallanguages. It has been in use in many countries untiltoday.ALLEA President (and later Honorary President)Pieter Drenth presented the Memorandum onnumerous occasions also outside of Europe andin international organisations (UNESCO), and heparticipated in OECD’s co-ordinating Committeefor facilitating international research misconductinvestigations (2007-2009).More closely related to the ESF activity, ALLEAhosted chairs’ and cross-working group meetings ofthe ESF Member Organisation Forum on ResearchIntegrity and, in June 2009, a consultative meetingwas convened with ca. 30 Member Academies thatdebated in detail and improved in many ways theearlier drafts and ultimately agreed on the Code ofConduct.As a follow-up, ALLEA is engaged in awarenessraising activities among the scientific and scholarlycommunity across Europe. Beyond Europe, ALLEAconvened a workshop with Asian Academies inSingapore in 2010 on ‘Strengthening researchintegrity’ in global research collaboration, and isnow participating, as an European inter-academynetwork, in the development of global recommendations(IAP).19The European Code of Conduct for Research Integrity
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