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Research integrity is an indispensable prerequisite for progress in research and for the credibility and acceptance of science and its institutions in society. Research integrity is based on adherence to fundamental principles of good scientific practice in the sense of reliability, probity, respect and responsibility.
UZH is obliged to adhere to the rules of good scientific practice. Scientific misconduct is not tolerated at the University of Zurich and measures are taken to prevent such misconduct. The ordinance on dealing with scientific misconduct at the University of Zurich is based on national and international standards for dealing with scientific misconduct. It applies to all persons working in an academic capacity at UZH at the time of a scientific misconduct, including doctoral students.
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The structures and procedures for investigating cases of suspected scientific misconduct are legally clearly regulated. The Integrity Ordinance distinguishes between three instances in the procedure:
The ombudsperson and his/her deputies are the first point of contact in the event of suspected scientific misconduct of researchers at UZH. They also provide general advice and support on issues of research integrity. All concerns are treated strictly confidentially.
More information and the contact form for the ombudsperson and his/her deputies can be found on the UZH for Researchers website:
UZH for Researchers: Research Integrity