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Welcome to the CODEX website - rules and guidelines for research

This website's aim is to give researchers and other interested parties access to and information on the guidelines, ethics codes and laws that regulate and place ethical demands on the research process. One can search for a specific document or ones originating from a certain author ("Rules and guidelines"). Short introductions to issues in research ethics create a certain coherence and help those looking for a quick overview ("About research ethics"). There are weekly news updates from the world of research ethics.

CODEX addresses first and foremost those who are actively involved in research, but also the interested public. Thus, no special previous knowledge is needed to understand the website's contents. We graciously accept corrections and suggestions for additions - and please tell us when finding broken links.

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Last updated: 2010-02-03

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2010-02-03
New world congress on research integrity
In July, the first world congress, in Lissabon 2007, is followed by a second conference, this time in Singapore, where policy makers from all over the world will gather to discuss better standars for science.
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2010-02-03
Are perfectly good articles blocked?
According to the BBC News, stem cell experts claim a small group of scientists is effectively vetoing high quality science from publication in journals.
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2010-02-03
Are citations & impact good meausures?
That is questioned in a recent BBC News column, and a warning of corrupt science is given. Read more »


2010-01-27
Common with disregard for author rules
Almost one in two of new doctorates in medicine claim that their articles include scholars as authors that according to the Vancouver rules should not be listed, Läkartidningen writes. Read more »


2010-01-25
Fraud big problem in China
After the reporting of many Chinese cases of fraud in research, calls for greater efforts to stop such behaviour is heard, writes Asia Times Online.
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2010-01-20
No more affirmative action at universities
Now the Government stops the possibility of using affirmative action at Swedish universities, as it has proved to be unfair, argues Tobias Krantz.
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2009-12-09
A step closer to new animal testing directive
New legislation regarding the use of animals for scientific experiments is nearer after Parliament and Council representatives reached an agreement of principle on the main issues., eGov Monitor reports. Read more »


2009-12-09
Researcher quits because of interference
Nature News announces that an Australian researcher quits after a funding body tried to make major changes to a controversial research paper.
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2009-12-09
Study halted because of fear of reprisals
A study on baboons has been cancelled by the Oklahoma State University, because of worries that animal rights activists might respond with violent acts, reports Nature News. Read more »



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