Last chance to register: COPE European Seminar
Monday 23 September 2019, 9.30am - 5.00pm
Daily realities and future challenges in publication ethics
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We look forward to discussions on Text Recycling, Predatory Publishing, Retractions, Integrity issues and more with our expert line up of speakers. We welcome editors, publishers, authors and all those interested in publication ethics to attend.
Register by 11 September
Free to COPE members
Register for COPE Seminar >
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9:30-10:00
What's new from COPE
- New discussion document on citation manipulation
- Updated guidance on retractions
- Revised discussion document on preprints
- Revised discussion document on what constitutes authorship
Deborah Poff, Charon Pierson, Heather Tierney
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10:30-11:00
The Text Recycling Research Project: the first large scale investigation of the topic
- What do gatekeepers across academic fields believe about appropriate text recycling practice
Michael Pemberton
- What do STEM researchers actually do in practice?
Cary Moskovitz
- When is text recycling legal and when does it violate copyright or contract law?
David R Hansen
11:00-11:15 Tea/coffee break
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11:15-11.45
Predatory publishing plenary
- New guidance from COPE on predatory publishing
- A philosophical whistle-stop tour of the complexities in defining and naming the problem
Deborah Poff
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11:45-12:45
Retractions
- COPE's updated retraction guidelines
Howard Browman
- Scientometrics of retractions
Thed Van Leeuwen
- A publisher's perspective on retractions
Catriona Fennell
12:45-13:45 Lunch
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13:45-14:15
Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences research
- Findings from COPE's research on publication ethics issues among editors in the arts, humanities, and social sciences
Deborah Kahn
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14:15-14:45
Integrity issues
- The responsibilities, difficulties and challenges of 25 years of reporting on cases of research misconduct in the media
Frank van Kolfschooten
14:45-15:00 Tea/coffee break
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15:00-16:45
Cases workshop
- Small groups discussing real cases that have been presented at COPE Forum
Introduced by Dan Kulp
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16:45-17:00
Summary and Close
Frits Rosendaal
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Howard Browman
Institute of Marine Research, Storebø, Norway, and COPE Council
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David R Hansen
Associate University Librarian for Research, Collections and Scholarly Communications, Lead Copyright and Information Policy Officer, Duke University Libraries
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Catriona Fennell
Director Publishing Services, STM Journals, Elsevier
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Deborah Kahn
Publishing Director, Taylor & Francis, and COPE Council
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Frank van Kolfschooten
Writer and journalist with main areas of interest in (medical) science, sports and history
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Thed van Leeuwen
Senior Researcher, Centre for Science and Technology Studies (CWTS), Leiden, The Netherlands
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Cary Moskovitz
(Lead PI), Duke University. Associate Professor of the Practice and Director of Writing in the Disciplines, Thompson Writing Program
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Michael Pemberton
Georgia Southern University. Professor of Writing and Linguistics, Director of the University Writing Center, and Editor of Across the Disciplines
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Deborah Poff
President, Leading with Integrity, and COPE Chair
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Register for the COPE European Seminar
DATE: Monday 23 September, 2019
TIME: 9.30am - 5.00pm
VENUE: Golden Tulip Leiden Centre, Schipholweg 3, 2316 XB, Leiden, Netherlands Venue directions >
COST: Free for COPE Members. The registration fee for non-members is £150.
DEADLINE: The deadline to register is Wednesday 11 September 2019
REGISTER FOR COPE EUROPEAN SEMINAR >
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Warmest regards,
Linda Gough
COPE Administrator
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