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Implementing the Netherlands code of conduct for scientific practice-a case study.

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Area of Science:

Biotechnology
Scientific Integrity
Research Ethics

Background:

Scientific codes of conduct are widely established but their practical impact on research practices is not well understood.
Effective implementation, often overlooked, is crucial for the utility of these codes.

Purpose of the Study:

To assess the reception of the Netherlands Code of Conduct for Scientific Practice among researchers.
To provide recommendations for improving the implementation of scientific codes of conduct.

Main Methods:

Qualitative study involving interviews with researchers.
Case study at the Department of Biotechnology, Delft University of Technology.

Main Results:

Researchers acknowledged the need for discussing scientific conduct principles.
The code was perceived as not useful for individual practitioners, lacking clarity on visibility, enforcement, and integration.
Key unanswered questions regarding daily practice and responsibility distribution were identified.

Conclusions:

The utility of scientific codes of conduct depends heavily on their implementation strategy.
Recommendations are provided to address practical challenges in applying the code to daily research activities.
Effective implementation is vital for upholding the core values and motives behind establishing scientific conduct guidelines.