Description
This invited four-hour in-person workshop was delivered to the research community of Vilnius University and attracted over 104 registered participants. The workshop provided a comprehensive overview of contemporary challenges in research integrity and scholarly communication, including questionable publishing practices, predatory journals, paper mills, citation manipulation, retractions, and the growing impact of artificial intelligence on academic publishing.Participants engaged with practical examples, case studies, and interactive activities designed to develop critical skills for evaluating publication quality and research trustworthiness. Topics included the identification of predatory and hijacked journals, the use of the REAPPRAISED checklist for assessing publication integrity, navigating retracted research, and understanding emerging threats to the scholarly record. The workshop also explored opportunities and risks associated with the use of AI in research and publishing.
The event aimed to raise awareness of research integrity issues, promote responsible research practices, and equip researchers, doctoral students, and academic staff with tools to critically evaluate scientific literature and contribute to a trustworthy research ecosystem.
| Period | 29 Sept 2026 |
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| Held at | Vilnius University, Lithuania |
| Degree of Recognition | International |