Our Research Culture & Integrity Seminar Series covers a range of topics such as research integrity, data management, open access and research ethics. These workshops are open to all institute and affiliate researchers and provide training and advice on these important areas in research culture and integrity.
These seminars are held termly in person at JCBC. For further information email events@stemcells.cam.ac.uk.
Schedule
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Monday 17th November 12:00 - 13:00 |
Research Culture & Integrity Session: Unexpected Results Speakers / Discussion hosts: Prof. Matthias Zilbauer & Dr. Jo. Jones Lunch will be provided for seminar attendees after the session from 13:00 – please REGISTER ONLINE if you plan to attend this discussion so we can cater for accurate numbers. This open discussion will aim to cover the following:
The traditional pressure to only publish "positive" results can stifle innovation and create a skewed view of scientific progress. But at the Institute, we believe in the power of transparency and the importance of every finding—even the ones that don't go as planned. We want to celebrate the courage it takes to share an unexpected result, because we know that this kind of open, honest conversation is what truly drives science forward. |
2026
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Monday 23rd February 12:00 - 13:00 |
Research Culture & Integrity Session: Leadership Workshop Speakers / Discussion host: Nicole Horst, Researcher Development and Advocacy Manager, Uni of Cambridge |
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Wednesday 5th March 12:00 - 13:00 |
Building a Culture of Research Integrity Speaker: Rhys Morgan, Head of Research Policy, Governance and Integrity, Research Strategy Office This workshop will explore issues of research integrity, what can drive poor practice, and how we can make cultural changes to encourage best practice. It will also cover good authorship practices and how to get help and support on research integrity matters. |