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Protection and Safeguarding of Research
Research conducted in NTU is aimed at advancing knowledge for peaceful purposes and to benefit mankind. However, the potential for research knowledge or materials to be misused underscores the need for research security measures.
NTU is dedicated to the protection and safeguarding of its valuable research from unauthorised access, misuse, and theft, thus ensuring the integrity of its research. This is to ensure the safety, security, ethical and responsible conduct of research activities in NTU, and playing its role as a socially-responsible institution in Singapore.
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The responsible conduct of research covers research behaviour in all its aspects, and commits the researcher to conduct his research with care, rigour, honesty and respect. These are the hallmarks of good scholarship and are in accordance with the Singapore Statement on Research Integrity.
There is also an obligation to report observed, suspected or apparent misconduct, malpractices and/or non-compliances with the University’s codes of conduct and discipline. This includes research that involves the use of human subjects and animals in research, including issues with husbandry care of animals.