How can we shift research culture to drive Credibility in Neuroscience?
Neuroscience and Ethics seminar by Multiple speakers
Hosted by British Neuroscience Association
Thursday 11:30–12:30 London (GMT+0)
Recording available
Abstract
This webinar will demonstrate changes that are already happening at individual, institutional and funder level to shift research culture toward supporting credible research, and will allow attendees working in neuroscience to ask further questions to our speakers.
Our panel of speakers, chaired by Ana Dorrego-Rivas:
Emily Farran, Professor in Developmental Psychology and Academic Lead Research Culture and Integrity at the University of Surrey
Rosa Sancho, Head of Research at Alzheimer's Research UK
Sepideh Keshavarzi, Senior Research Fellow at the Sainsbury Wellcome Centre
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