At STM, we see research integrity as the foundational pillar of scholarly communications – and we are committed to championing the highest quality of ethical practices among researchers and publishers of all shapes and sizes. The committee leads the association’s collective efforts to raise awareness of the key challenges, build skills and capacity among the publishing community, and develop and deploy standards. Our work is carried out in close collaboration with a wide range of other stakeholders who share our interest in ensuring the integrity of the scholarly record. The STM Research Integrity Committee works in close association with the STM Integrity Hub.
Research Integrity
Ensuring the reliability, reproducibility and transparency of research
Meet the STM Research Integrity Committee
- Chris Graf, Springer Nature (Chair)
- Sarah Jenkins, Elsevier (Vice Chair)
- Liz Ferguson, Wiley (STM Board Sponsor)
- Anna Reeves, Wiley
- Coromoto Power-Febres, Taylor & Francis
- Kathleen Too, Thieme
- Luigi Longobardi, IEEE
- Miriam Maus, IOPP
- Sami Benchekroun, Morressier
- Theresa Fucito, AIP Publishing
- Laura Bolte, J&J Editorial (Early Career Publisher Committee Member)
MEMBER DRIVEN
The STM Research Integrity Lab
All STM members have an opportunity to have a voice and help shape the future of scholarly communications. The Research Integrity Lab is a platform for a wider STM Community to share input and insights to help us advance trusted research. Our Lab is composed of a diverse membership of inspired individuals, appointed by their own organisations, who are eager to help envision future strategies to drive our mission forward. The lab meets quarterly, remotely or in person.
Would you like more information on your organisation’s engagement in the Lab? Reach out to your manager, or email info@stm-assoc.org to find out who your representatives are.