Generalizing on Best Practices in Image Processing: A Model for Promoting Research Integrity.
Modifying images for scientific publication is now quick and easy due to changes in technology. This has created a need for new image processing guidelines and attitudes, such as those offered to the research community by Doug Cromey (Cromey ). We suggest that related changes in technology have simp...
| Publicado en: | Science & Engineering Ethics Vol. 16; no. 4; pp. 669 - 674 |
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Springer Nature
Dec2010
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| Sumario: | Modifying images for scientific publication is now quick and easy due to changes in technology. This has created a need for new image processing guidelines and attitudes, such as those offered to the research community by Doug Cromey (Cromey ). We suggest that related changes in technology have simplified the task of detecting misconduct for journal editors as well as researchers, and that this simplification has caused a shift in the responsibility for reporting misconduct. We also argue that the concept of best practices in image processing can serve as a general model for education in best practices in research. |
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