Want to write an Op-Ed about your research? Avoid these 8 common mistakes

paul@etalia.com (Paul Martin Jensen) — Sat, 14 Dec 2024 00:35:40 GMT

Give researchers a break: publishing less could mean better science

paul@etalia.com (Paul Martin Jensen) — Tue, 03 Dec 2024 17:14:35 GMT

Originally published in STAT news, read the full piece here.

Last month, the Department of Health and Human Services published new policies on research misconduct, which apply to research institutions receiving funding through the US Public Health Service. The policies set standards that institutions must follow when investigating and potentially sanctioning researchers alleged to have engaged in research misconduct. Some of the significant changes include: streamlining the process for expanding inquiries to new leads, granting institutions 90 days to carry out inquiries instead of the previous 60, giving institutions discretion on when they require publications to be corrected, and establishing a clearer process for administering appeals.

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Want to write an Op-Ed about your research? Avoid these 8 common mistakes

Give researchers a break: publishing less could mean better science