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COPE Digest
October 2023
Seminar recording | New cases

Welcome to COPE Digest

It was wonderful to welcome so many of you to the inaugural COPE Publication Integrity Week.

We are hugely grateful to the speakers who shared their knowledge and experience across a breadth of topics, and inspired a number of questions from the audience which were thoughtfully answered. The conversation doesn't end there; you have the opportunity to comment further on each of the sessions, on our website.

Videos of the sessions, or written summaries, are now available on our website. As with all recordings of COPE events, they are also available on the COPE YouTube channel.

SEMINAR SESSIONS >
WHERE NEXT IN PEER REVIEW?
Part 1
This month Alysa Levene introduces the first of a two-part COPE Commentary on the future of peer review. While there is some scepticism about the place of peer review in scholarly publishing, Alysa looks at some interesting developments taking place in different disciplines, and publication models.

COPE COMMENTARY >
COPE FORUM CASES

New cases

Five cases were brought to the COPE Forum in September Forum for discussion and advice from COPE members: More cases than we had time to discuss were submitted to the September Forum. Two cases have since been discussed with advice given from a small number of COPE Council Members: Updates to cases
PEER REVIEW MODELS

The discussion on peer review models at the September COPE Forum centred around the challenges in peer review, whether different models should be considered for different publication types, and opportunities for the future.

The introduction by Patrick Franzen is available to watch again.

PEER REVIEW MODELS > 
COPE FORUM
5 December 2023: Virtual
10:00-11.30am GMT / UTC
COPE Members only

Claiming affiliations: discussion topic

Join us for the COPE Forum where participants discuss publication ethics issues submitted by members. The Forum begins with a discussion on the proper use of claiming affiliations. 

REGISTER FOR FORUM >

Your publication ethics cases

COPE Members bring specific cases to the COPE Forum for discussion and advice from Forum attendees: COPE Members and COPE Council Members.
POSITION STATEMENTS

The COPE Trustee Board and Council occasionally publishes position statements. They are intended to provide COPE’s formal position on a particular issue where other COPE guidance does not yet exist such as:

  • Authorship and AI tools
  • Geopolitical intrusions and editorial decisions
  • Diversity, equity, inclusion, accessibility

These and other position statements are published on the COPE website.

COPE POSITION STATEMENTS >

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN
1 NOVEMBER 2023

COPE Council Member, Ana Marušić, will speak to active researchers across all disciplines, members of the research integrity office, and associated committees at University College Dublin. Ana will discuss emerging issues such as AI in authorship and publishing at this seminar organised by the university's Responsible Conduct of Research Committee.

SUBMIT A GUEST EDITORIAL OR OPINION PIECE

Launched in 2022, guest editorials have addressed many topics from different perspectives.

We welcome guest editorials and opinion articles regarding research and publication ethics from COPE members. 

READ MORE AND SUBMIT A PROPOSAL > 

COPE Digest Editors:

Itamar Ashkenazi, COPE Council Member
Trevor Lane, COPE Trustee and Council Member
Managing Editor, Sarah Gillmore, COPE Engagement & Outreach Officer
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