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  1. New on ScienceIntegrityDigest: My report from the 2026 World Conference on Research Integrity in Vancouver. If you could not make it, there are links to all my BlueSky live posts from the sessions I attended. #WCRI2026 Read the report here: scienceintegritydigest.com/2026/05/20/r...

    Reporting from the 2026 World ...

  2. New on ScienceIntegrityDigest: My report from the 2026 World Conference on Research Integrity in Vancouver. If you could not make it, there are links to all my BlueSky live posts from the sessions I attended. #WCRI2026 Read the report here: scienceintegritydigest.com/2026/05/20/r...

    Reporting from the 2026 World ...

  3. And a photo of all those award winners. Congratulations to all! #WCRI2026

  4. Thank you, all the sponsors, for making this possible. #WCRI2026

  5. Thank you, all the sponsors, for making this possible. #WCRI2026

  6. See you in Tallinn, in 2028! #WCRI2026

  7. See you in Tallinn, in 2028! #WCRI2026

  8. Margit Sutrip, University of Tartu, welcomes us to the future 10th World Conference on Research Integrity. She cannot promise beautiful weather, but Tallinn is a wonderful place. Her grandfather died on a ship from Vancouver, so she feels very connected to both Tallinn and Vancouver. #WCRI2026

  9. Margit Sutrip, University of Tartu, welcomes us to the future 10th World Conference on Research Integrity. She cannot promise beautiful weather, but Tallinn is a wonderful place. Her grandfather died on a ship from Vancouver, so she feels very connected to both Tallinn and Vancouver. #WCRI2026

  10. And now the announcement of the next WCRI! Drum roll please..... Tallinn, Estonia! #WCRI2026

  11. And now the announcement of the next WCRI! Drum roll please..... Tallinn, Estonia! #WCRI2026

  12. Chris Graf thanks all the sponsors, reviewers, committee members, local conference team, Jay Denay [sp?], our opening ceremony dancer, Global Planning, tech support, and most importantly, thanks to all of YOU! #WCRI2026

  13. Chris Graf thanks all the sponsors, reviewers, committee members, local conference team, Jay Denay [sp?], our opening ceremony dancer, Global Planning, tech support, and most importantly, thanks to all of YOU! #WCRI2026

  14. Zoë Hammatt, @[email protected] Governing Board Member thanks all the retiring board members, including Sabina, Lex Bouter, and Lynn. Each of these members has laid the foundation for research integrity and will receive a wooden art object made with local wood. #WCRI2026

  15. Zoë Hammatt, @[email protected] Governing Board Member thanks all the retiring board members, including Sabina, Lex Bouter, and Lynn. Each of these members has laid the foundation for research integrity and will receive a wooden art object made with local wood. #WCRI2026

  16. Lots of awards, very fast, I cannot keep up, and the official photographer is blocking my view. Postdoc awards, oral presentation awards, poster awards. Anderson-Kleinert Diversity Awards: Allen Mukhawana, Vladyslava Kachkovska, Lisa Dixon (for someone else?) Congrats to all! #WCRI2026

  17. Lots of awards, very fast, I cannot keep up, and the official photographer is blocking my view. Postdoc awards, oral presentation awards, poster awards. Anderson-Kleinert Diversity Awards: Allen Mukhawana, Vladyslava Kachkovska, Lisa Dixon (for someone else?) Congrats to all! #WCRI2026

  18. Chris Graf teaching us how to do the bodily drumroll for all the upcoming awards: #WCRI2026

  19. Chris Graf teaching us how to do the bodily drumroll for all the upcoming awards: #WCRI2026

  20. After a short tea break, we made it to the closing ceremony. Chris Graf @[email protected] and conference chair, opens the closing. We will now move on to the award ceremony - there will be many! #WCRI2026

  21. After a short tea break, we made it to the closing ceremony. Chris Graf @[email protected] and conference chair, opens the closing. We will now move on to the award ceremony - there will be many! #WCRI2026

  22. TS: Conducting research in rural communities comes with challenges: research conduct guidelines, such as ethical and integrity principles, should be applied within the context in which they are being applied. Example: contact between young female researcher and elders in rural setting. #WCRI2026

  23. TS: Conducting research in rural communities comes with challenges: research conduct guidelines, such as ethical and integrity principles, should be applied within the context in which they are being applied. Example: contact between young female researcher and elders in rural setting. #WCRI2026

  24. Next: Thembeka Sdinane from Nelson Mandela University, with "Relationality, Complexity and Situational ethics in Conducting Research in Rural Settings of South Africa" Indigenous knowledge systems do not always align with existing epistemological practices. #WCRI2026

  25. Next: Thembeka Sdinane from Nelson Mandela University, with "Relationality, Complexity and Situational ethics in Conducting Research in Rural Settings of South Africa" Indigenous knowledge systems do not always align with existing epistemological practices. #WCRI2026

  26. LS: The technology is changing so fast - we have to think about how to deal with it - this will provide guidance on how to safely use AI in the future. Discussion: How to quantify this? #WCRI2026

  27. LS: The technology is changing so fast - we have to think about how to deal with it - this will provide guidance on how to safely use AI in the future. Discussion: How to quantify this? #WCRI2026

  28. LS: Our group published: www.nature.com/articles/s44... What disclosures can provide meaningful information given unknowns about how AI is "thinking"? AI can also be used for data forensics support, for image/text analysis. But beware of false positives/negatives. #WCRI2026

  29. LS: Our group published: www.nature.com/articles/s44... What disclosures can provide meaningful information given unknowns about how AI is "thinking"? AI can also be used for data forensics support, for image/text analysis. But beware of false positives/negatives. #WCRI2026

  30. Next: Louisa Savereide, Maidstone Consulting Group, with "AI in Research and Data Integrity" We support research institutions with questions about data integrity. We help with guidelines or with allegations. AI can be used by researchers or in the evaluation of research. #WCRI2026

  31. Next: Louisa Savereide, Maidstone Consulting Group, with "AI in Research and Data Integrity" We support research institutions with questions about data integrity. We help with guidelines or with allegations. AI can be used by researchers or in the evaluation of research. #WCRI2026

  32. FNR: Study: 2,713 adolescents (12-16y) in Bangladesh studied for sexual and reproductive health and well-being outcomes. Gaps in risk anticipation, lack of psychosocial support, including for the researcher's well-being. Lack of guidelines for reporting attrition due to participant deaths #WCRI2026

  33. FNR: Study: 2,713 adolescents (12-16y) in Bangladesh studied for sexual and reproductive health and well-being outcomes. Gaps in risk anticipation, lack of psychosocial support, including for the researcher's well-being. Lack of guidelines for reporting attrition due to participant deaths #WCRI2026

  34. Next: Farah Naz Rahman, Monash University, with Ethical Challenges in an Observational Study with Adolescents in Bangladesh: Researchers' Reflexive Insights on Participant Wellbeing, Integrity, and Responsibility" Topic: overlap of research misconduct with ethical quality in human research #WCRI2026

  35. Next: Farah Naz Rahman, Monash University, with Ethical Challenges in an Observational Study with Adolescents in Bangladesh: Researchers' Reflexive Insights on Participant Wellbeing, Integrity, and Responsibility" Topic: overlap of research misconduct with ethical quality in human research #WCRI2026

  36. NS: * Personal opinion: AI for science very promising * Jagged nature of current AI means we need guardrails * Current review processes in journal/conferences typically evaluate only the final paper So: The Human Scientist Memorial Lecture Series has been postponed until further notice. #WCRI2026

  37. NS: * Personal opinion: AI for science very promising * Jagged nature of current AI means we need guardrails * Current review processes in journal/conferences typically evaluate only the final paper So: The Human Scientist Memorial Lecture Series has been postponed until further notice. #WCRI2026

  38. NS: 1) Benchmark selection: prefers benchmarks with strong pre-existing results 2) Data leakage 3) Metric misuse (not observed) 4) Post-hoc selection bias: Their internal mechanisms p-hack results by conducting multiple experiments and selective reporting only the most favorable one. #WCRI2026

  39. NS: 1) Benchmark selection: prefers benchmarks with strong pre-existing results 2) Data leakage 3) Metric misuse (not observed) 4) Post-hoc selection bias: Their internal mechanisms p-hack results by conducting multiple experiments and selective reporting only the most favorable one. #WCRI2026

  40. Next: Nihar Shah @[email protected] with "The More You Automate, the Less You See: Hidden Pitfalls of AI Scientist Systems" [The room goes dark, ominous music sounds, and a slide comes up] We find that AI scientist systems exhibit multiple pitfalls violating research integrity. #WCRI2026

  41. Next: Nihar Shah @[email protected] with "The More You Automate, the Less You See: Hidden Pitfalls of AI Scientist Systems" [The room goes dark, ominous music sounds, and a slide comes up] We find that AI scientist systems exhibit multiple pitfalls violating research integrity. #WCRI2026

  42. [Lots of phones suddenly starting to beep - some emergency test] MS: There were differences, though, between disciplines. We need to focus more on how research is done - Tailor guidance to specific needs and research contexts - no One-Size-Fits-All. #WCRI2026

  43. [Lots of phones suddenly starting to beep - some emergency test] MS: There were differences, though, between disciplines. We need to focus more on how research is done - Tailor guidance to specific needs and research contexts - no One-Size-Fits-All. #WCRI2026

  44. MS: 3 clusters of responses: 1. GenAI as a workhorse: 35% of respondents approved of use for language editing, coding, data analysis, but critical of use for creative tasks 2. 24% - its a glorified spellchecker 3. 41% - GenAI optimists, lauding it for efficiency No gender age differences #WCRI2026

  45. MS: 3 clusters of responses: 1. GenAI as a workhorse: 35% of respondents approved of use for language editing, coding, data analysis, but critical of use for creative tasks 2. 24% - its a glorified spellchecker 3. 41% - GenAI optimists, lauding it for efficiency No gender age differences #WCRI2026

  46. Next: Mads Sørensen @[email protected] with "Disciplinary Differences Matter" Survey: 2,534 responses: how is genAI used in research? Have you used it? We also asked about 32 use cases - if they were problematic (QRPs). Paper: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti... P #WCRI2026

  47. Next: Mads Sørensen @[email protected] with "Disciplinary Differences Matter" Survey: 2,534 responses: how is genAI used in research? Have you used it? We also asked about 32 use cases - if they were problematic (QRPs). Paper: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti... P #WCRI2026

  48. IS: There wasn't much data to determine whether Open Science helps with reproducibility. But some good examples too: osiris4r.eu/wp-content/u... It's hard to find patients who want to be randomized! If you are a meta-scientist: MERRI-collaboration: merricollaboration.github.io #WCRI2026

  49. IS: There wasn't much data to determine whether Open Science helps with reproducibility. But some good examples too: osiris4r.eu/wp-content/u... It's hard to find patients who want to be randomized! If you are a meta-scientist: MERRI-collaboration: merricollaboration.github.io #WCRI2026

  50. After lunch, Inge Stegeman, with "Open Science to Increase Reproducibility in Science: The OSIRIS Project" - osiris4r.eu Is Open Science going to solve all our problems with reproducibility? Are there benefits or harms? Let's study this! We got funding and a good group from all over Europe #WCRI2026

  51. After lunch, Inge Stegeman, with "Open Science to Increase Reproducibility in Science: The OSIRIS Project" - osiris4r.eu Is Open Science going to solve all our problems with reproducibility? Are there benefits or harms? Let's study this! We got funding and a good group from all over Europe #WCRI2026

  52. MS: We respond to allegations received through different channels, but also screen for all kinds of misconduct and ethics issues. Most issues involve flagged keywords [?] or authors with prior concerns. We are also looking into issues with peer review reports (e.g. text similarity, time) #WCRI2026

  53. Next: Michael Streeter, Wiley, with "Research Integrity Screening and Resolutions - An Adaptive, Interventional Approach" Our research integrity structure: Policy development and external engagement, integrity assurance and case resolution, technology and screening. #WCRI2026

  54. AS: The ICOCWC conference was in Ethiopia, but almost all papers were from India. We received templated responses. Peer review: all articles had exactly 3 reviewers, not one reviewer rejected an article. The main organizer is associated with paper mills, as found by Anna Abalkina. #WCRI2026

  55. Next: Amanda Sulicz from IEEE, with "The Conference That Wasn’t: IEEE’s Investigation into a Paper Mill Operation" In 2024, IEEE created committee of volunteers to address conference publication quality. ICOCWC: a routine plagiarism complaint prompted a large scale investigation. #WCRI2026

  56. GT: Sometimes, legal disputes with clients, when papers are not successfully published. Social media used to voice concerns. Clients are mainly physicians (county/municipal level hospitals) and students. Silence after victimization. Paper mills are shaped by broader structural factors. #WCRI2026

  57. GT: I used court documents and investigative news reports to collect and analyze data. Most ghostwriters are majoring in English in poor economic situations, and payment is on a per-order basis. The paper mills are independent private companies, who sign formal contracts with students. #WCRI2026

  58. Good morning from Vancouver, on Day 3 of the @[email protected] With Gengyan Tang, "Producing Papers, Fabricating Science: Paper Mills in China" Research on paper mills poses ethical challenges (undercover identity, data access challenges, legal constraints) #WCRI2026

  59. Next: Laura Wilson, Head of Research Integrity & Ethics, Taylor & Francis, with "Overview of How We Envision ‘Best Practices’ to Apply Post-publication Corrections" - who also has a slide "what others think I do". We can not fire researchers! Only investigate or correct/retract. #WCRI2026

  60. RA: All stakeholders (drink!) can do better. Take action, do what you can to improve. #WCRI2026

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