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Universities must raise awareness among researchers of potential misconduct issues, report says
Queensland’s universities need to tighten regulations around conflicts of interest and peer review as part of measures to prevent research fraud, the state’s corruption watchdog has said.
The Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission investigated 21 allegations of “serious research misconduct” at three of the state’s universities.
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