全学共通科目� �修の手引き「� ��正な研究につ いて」.pdf

Kyoto University, which considers academic research as an important mission, strives to prevent research misconduct and promote fair academic research. As students participate in research activities such as graduation theses and research, they are required to conduct fair research. Prohibiting plagiarism and properly citing sources in report writing for common subjects are fundamental academic skills required for fair research. Additionally, to conduct fair research, researchers must consider the following:
1. Integrity in all aspects of research
2. Accountability in research implementation
3. Professional courtesy and fairness in collaboration
4. Proper management of research as a representative of others.
Research misconduct includes:
1. Fabrication: creating non-existent data or research results
2. Falsification: altering research materials, equipment, or processes to produce false data or results
3. Plagiarism: using others' ideas, methods, data, or results without proper citation or permission.
Other inappropriate research practices include:
1. Not preserving important research data
2. Improper management of research records
3. Problems with authorship
4. Refusing to provide research materials or data
5. Inadequate research guidance or exploitation of students
6. Dishonest presentation of research results, especially to the media.