Highly experienced integrity specialist, and Springer Nature’s Research Integrity Director - Chris Graf – has become the latest appointee to the UK Committee on Research Integrity.
Drawing on his extensive experience delivering on transparency, open research, and publishing ethics, Graf will lend his knowledge to collaborate on ways in which to support, promote and align around research integrity across research and research publishing. This will include looking at areas such as the need for an evidence-based approach to integrity, and the exploration of new directions and opportunities following the launch of the committee's 2023 to 2025 strategic plan.
The UK Committee on Research Integrity is responsible for promoting and driving research integrity in the UK. The committee aims for the UK's research system to continue to be known for its research integrity which is central to the work and actions of all individuals, groups, and organizations in the research system; and enhances and protects the quality of research and safeguards confidence in research.
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