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  • Chemistry
  • Scientific Research

Background:

  • Scientific and research integrity are crucial for the chemical community.
  • Good scientific practice is foundational to research integrity.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce scientific and research integrity within the Swiss chemical context.
  • To explore the benefits of research integrity for researchers, institutions, and scientific disciplines.
  • To identify current and future challenges in maintaining research integrity.

Main Methods:

  • Conceptual analysis of scientific and research integrity.
  • Discussion of the relationship between integrity and good scientific practice.
  • Identification of challenges in the Swiss chemical research landscape.

Main Results:

  • Scientific integrity is equated with good scientific practice.
  • Research integrity offers benefits to individual researchers, institutions, and the scientific discipline.
  • Several challenges to research integrity in the Swiss chemical community have been identified.

Conclusions:

  • Implementing robust scientific and research integrity is essential for the Swiss chemical community.
  • Promoting good scientific practice fosters a trustworthy and productive research environment.
  • Addressing identified challenges proactively will safeguard the future of chemical research in Switzerland.