Events

How to not Perish: Critical Questions about Academic Publication

It is very clear that publications are the coin of the realm in building an academic career.  But the issues surrounding publication and authorship are anything but clear.  For example:

Is it plagiarism if you change the words from a paper you read?  

Who deserves to be an author on your Advisors/PIs paper? 

Who decides who the first author should be?

What if my Advisor/PI asks me to review a paper that he/she was asked to review; is that allowed? 

This session by Joel Roselin, Associate Director of Research Compliance Education, will address questions around publication that affect all graduate students and post-docs.  Information on ethical and practical issues in academic publication will be supplemented with case studies and Q&A.

                        Morningside                                            

                        Date:  Friday, February 15, 2013         

                        Time:  12pm-1pm                                

                        Place: room 414, Schapiro Center (CEPSR)                                         

 *Lunch Provided!

Session is open to all Morningside PhD students and Postdocs

Sponsored by the Office of Research Compliance and Training, The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, SEAS Graduate Student Affairs, and Office of Postdoctoral Affairs