The Norwegian National Committees for Research Ethics
The Norwegian National Committees for Research Ethics are independent agencies for questions regarding research ethics, and investigation of misconduct, within all subject areas.
News from The Norwegian National Committees for Research Ethics
Norwegian guidelines for research ethics are unique and can be useful throughout the world, according to a Swedish expert on ethics. However, just having guidelines isn't enough; they must be used and discussed, say researchers.
Are extremists as entitled to privacy as other people? How should researchers avoid helping them – or opening old wounds among victims and their families? Two of Norway's leading researchers in the field believe that research on extremism requires a high level of awareness of ethical issues.
The story of Milena Penkowa involves large-scale research fraud, lies and embezzlement. However, the story also shows the importance of having adequate systems for revealing research misconduct.
“Universities and research institutions should carry out a thorough review of their petroleum research activities,” says chair of ethics committee.
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