The Code requires researchers to report any suspected breach of the Code (see 2018 Guide to managing investigating potential breaches). If in doubt, please contact our Research Integrity Advisors for confidential advice.
Research Integrity Advisors
- Kathryn Trees k.trees@murdoch.edu.au Senior Lecturer Humanities Arts and Social Sciences
- Hakuei Fujiyama hakuei.fujiyama@murdoch.edu.au Associate Professor Psychology
- Shane Tobe shane.tobe@murdoch.edu.au Associate Professor Medical, Molecular and Forensic Sciences
- Fleur van Rens fleur.vanrens@murdoch.edu.au Senior Lecturer Exercise Science
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Research integrity advisors
Research Integrity Advisors (RIAs) are experienced Murdoch University staff appointed to promote and foster responsible research conduct, and to provide confidential and independent advice to staff and students on research best practice or any research matter that may be of concern.
RIAs can be approached for:
- confidential and independent advice on research matters;
- identification and clarification of issues relating to research conduct;
- information on available options for research best practice;
- advice on potential breaches in research integrity; and
- information about the Public Interests Disclosure Act (WA) 2003.
RIAs cannot be asked to:
- act as an advocate, mediator or representative;
- make a complaint or take action on your behalf;
- assess or investigate an allegation of a potential breach in research integrity; or
- resolve any research conduct matter for you.
The RIA will advise whether your matter is:
- Not a research integrity matter;
- General research conduct advice; or
- A potential breach in research integrity.
Allegations and examples
Understand breaches in research conduct and how to make an allegation.
Research integrity allegation form
Use this form to submit an allegation on a potential breach in research integrity.
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