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Quality Assurance: Support to Achieve the Best Research

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By Bart Penders
| maastrichtuniversity.nl
29 June 2026 When it comes to trustworthy research, the outcomes tell only a part of the story. In CAPHRI, focus lies on how those results are achieved, and help is offered along the way. To Laure Wynants, associate professor at the department of epidemiology, and Bart Penders, associate professor at the department Health, Ethics & Society, offering this help is what drives CAPHRI Quality Assurance (QA) system.
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Introducing the Journal of Research on Research (J·ROR): aligning constellations and communities

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By Gemma Derrick, Serge Horbach, Bart Penders
| Taylor & Francis Online
With this inaugural editorial, we open not just a new journal – the Journal of Research on Research (J·ROR) – but an intellectual space shaped by negotiation, between ideals and constraints, community vision and institutional realities, and the principles of open science and the pragmatic challenges of implementation within the context of modern research work.
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Exploring the dimensions of responsible research systems and cultures: a scoping review

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By Jackie Thompson, Sarah de Rijcke, Bart Penders, Sarahanne M. Field
| royalsocietypublishing.org
Responsible conduct of research (RCR) is an aim that requires the synthesis of many disparate aspects. It draws upon, yet is distinct from, related concepts such as research integrity or responsible research and innovation (RRI). RCR casts a broader net than the main responsibility of research integrity, which is promotion of trust and confidence in research and its process.
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