UI Policies

UI Policy on Ethics in Research
UI Policy on Anti-retaliation for Reporting of Misconduct in Research

University policy also provides that allegations of research misconduct may be made to the Vice President for Research or the Provost.  The Associate Deans for Research in each of the Colleges are also helpful contacts.

Applicable federal/state law, regulations, agency guidance

Public Health Service Policies on Research Misconduct; Final Rule, 42 C.F.R. Parts 50 and 93

National Science Foundation's Research Misconduct Regulation, 45 C.F.R. part 689

Proposed PHS Standards for the Protection of Research Misconduct Whistleblowers, 65 Fed. Reg. 70830

Federal Whistleblower Protection Act, 5 U.S.C. 1201

Training and Education

General educational programs covering research ethics can be found here.

Responsible conduct of research information is available here.

General Resources

The University of Iowa has a license for iThenticate, an anti-plagiarism tool that helps researchers proactively check their work for originality. Learn more here.

The PHS Office of Research Integrity maintains an excellent web site, which can be found here.

Contacts

Mike Andrews

Mike Andrews

Title/Position
Director of Research Integrity and Security
Research Security Officer
Research Integrity Officer
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Shelly Campo, PhD

Title/Position
Assistant Research Integrity Officer (ARIO) and Graduate College Associate Dean for Administrative Affairs
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Kevin Zihlman

Title/Position
Research Integrity and Security Specialist

Allegations of research misconduct are serious in nature and confidentiality for all parties involved must be and will be maintained.

Reports can be made to the individuals listed above, the Vice President for Research, or the Provost.