The ORI Office of Research Integrity,  defines Research integrity mentioned below.

Research integrity may be defined as active adherence to the ethical principles and professional standards essential for the responsible practice of research.

Source http://ori.hhs.gov/education/products/ucla/chapter1/page02.htm

Scientific integrity : text and cases in responsible conduct of research  / Francis L. Macrina, ASM , 2014.

"Allegations of fraud, conflict of interest, and other ethical dilemmas have troubled the scientific community. With increasing frequency, graduate programs in the biomedical sciences are offering formalized training in the principles of responsible scientific conduct. Scientific Integrity, Fourth Edition covers essential topics related to the conduct of scientific investigation, such as guidelines, policies, standards, and codes and contains highly relevant interactive case studies. This textbook covers broad areas of scientific integrity and meets the needs of students and scientists working in the biomedical sciences. Newly updated case studies that parallel the material presented in the chapters are included to illustrate the diversity of issues that have been identified under the umbrella of scientific integrity. All chapters have been thoroughly updated, especially with regard to the new technologies in data discovery and sharing, and the latest NIH and international best practices guidelines. This title is published by the American Society of Microbiology Press and distributed by Taylor and Francis in rest of world territories. " - from Nielsen books database.


1. Methods, Manners, and the Responsible Conduct of Research


2. Ethics and the Scientist


3. Mentoring


4. Authorship and Peer Review


5. Use of Humans in Biomedical Experimentation


6. Use of Animals in Biomedical Experimentation


7. Competing Interests in Research


8. Collaborative Research


9. Research Data and Intellectual Property


10. Scientific Record Keeping


11. Science, Technology, and Society


Appendix I. Surveys as a Tool for Training in Scientific Integrity


Appendix II. Student Exercises


Appendix III. Standards of Conduct


Appendix IV. Sample Protocols for Human and Animal Experimentation


Appendix V. Example of a U.S. Patent Specification


Appendix VI. Laboratory Notebook Instructions


Appendix VII. Safe Laboratory Practices Resources Index

Source, Scientific integrity : text and cases in responsible conduct of research  / Francis L. Macrina, ASM , 2014

Links

Bibliography

• J.J.M. van Delden, Revising the 2002 CIOMS Ethical Guidelines for Biomedical Research Involving Human Subjects, November 2016.
  

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