The University of Tartu Centre for Ethics marked its 25th anniversary on 1-2 October with a ceremonial anniversary event, a book launch, and an international conference that brought the centre’s collaborators, distinguished philosophers, and ethics scholars from around the world to Tartu.
It is essential to consider the interests and rights related to authorship, intellectual property and acknowledgement of all the researchers and cooperation partners..
In addition to collection and analysis of data, conduct of research includes the questions of safety, security and ensuring the well-being of the persons and animals involved.
Planning of research includes setting the aim of research, choice of the method, application for resources, and consideration of ethical and legal requirements
The aim of the Estonian Code of Conduct for Research Integrity is to support knowledge about, acceptance and entrenchment of research integrity in the Estonian research community.
The Centre for Ethics and the Centre for Applied Social Sciences of the University of Tartu, in cooperation with Estonian Research Council, invite scientists to participate in a survey.
A three-year project that will reinforce efforts to promote adherence to the highest standards of research ethics and integrity and prevent research misconduct began in January 2023.