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On 30 September 2019, the Senior Specialists of the Office Mindaugas Židonis and Kamilė Kapočiūtė introduced to the academia the conditions of use and functionality of the PlagScan text-matching software.
On 25 September, the Office of Ombudsperson for Academic Ethics and Procedures became a member of the European Network of Research Integrity Offices (ENRIO) in Krakow.
On 15 October 2019, the Office will hold the conference “Ethics in Academic Environment 2019” to celebrate the Global Ethics Day.
For the first time, the Office of Ombudsperson for Academic Ethics and Procedures joined the science festival “Spaceship Earth”, which has been held since 2004.
On 13 August, the Ombudswoman for Academic Ethics and Procedures Loreta Tauginienė delivered a presentation on the challenges of ensuring research ethics by involving citizens in research as peer researchers.
On 6 August, the Ombudswoman for Academic Ethics and Procedures Loreta Tauginienė took part at the COST information day organized by the Research Council of Lithuania.
Congratulations on the Day of Science and Knowledge!
On 23 August, the opening of the 20th assembly of the Lithuanian National Union of Students Union (LSS) was held at Klaipėda University to discuss the future of higher education.
On 22 August, the Ombudswoman Loreta Tauginienė presented to the participants of the conference “Being a human among human beings” held by the Language Centre of State Institutions the insights related to ethical infrastructure in 32 gymnasiums of Vilnius.
Today, the Office celebrates its sixth birthday.
Mykolas Romeris University (MRU), Kaunas University of Technology (KTU) and the Office of Ombudsperson for Academic Ethics and Procedures of the Republic of Lithuania invite to take part in the event “Perspectives of Citizen Science in Lithuania”.
On 12 July, the Ombudswoman for Academic Ethics and Procedures Loreta Tauginienė and the Senior Specialist Gintarė Židonė participated in off-site training of coordinators of the Student Representation of Vilnius University.
On 20–21 of June, the Adviser Giedrė Litvinaitytė attended the conference held by the International Whistleblowing Research Network in Utrecht (the Kingdom of the Netherlands).
The Ombudswoman Loreta Tauginienė and the Senior Specialists Regimantas Juras and Gintarė Židonė became members of ENERI (European Network of Research Ethics and Research Integrity) e-community network.
On 26 June, a discussion on the role of such public institutions as the Office, the Lithuanian Bioethics Committee and the Research Council of Lithuania in enhancing the focus of academia on research ethics was held at the Research Council of Lithuania.
On 19–21 June, the Ombudswoman for Academic Ethics and Procedures Loreta Tauginienė and the Senior Specialists Kamilė Kapočiūtė and Regimantas Juras took part in the 5th International Conference “Plagiarism Across Europe and Beyond” and the 3rd International Conference “Shaping Ethics in Academia and Society”.
The seminar ”Avoiding plagiarism – what can librarians do?” hosted by the Office was held at the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences.
On June 2–5, the Ombudswoman for Academic Ethics and Procedures Loreta Tauginienė and the Senior Adviser Kristina Pažusytė participated in the 6th World Conference on Research Integrity, WCRI 2019.
The Ministry of Education, Science and Sport of the Republic of Lithuania, the Research Council of Lithuania and the Office of Ombudsperson for Academic Ethics and Procedures of the Republic of Lithuania will hold an information seminar “Enhancing the Role of Research Ethics”.
In the meeting with academic community of Šiauliai University the Ombudswoman Loreta Tauginienė presented the initiatives of preventive measures of unethical behaviour to the academic community.
Amendments to the General Rules for Competitive Financing of Research and Dissemination Projects of the Research Council of Lithuania (the Rules) took effect on 6 April of this year.
The Seimas adopted amendments to the Code of Administrative Offenses revising administrative liability for submitting works created by ghost-writers to higher education and research institutions as own research or study papers, and the hand-over of written papers submitted by other persons as their own research or study papers.
Supporting the initiative of the Lithuanian National Union of Students (the LSS) to assess the prevalence of academic dishonesty in Lithuanian research and higher education institutions and to identify causes of academic dishonesty, this year the Office has assisted the LSS in conducting a research “Academic Integrity Index”.
Last week, the Ombudswoman Loreta Tauginienė presented areas of operations of the Office and its achievements at a meeting of the European Network of Research Integrity Offices (ENRIO) held in Prague.
Representatives of the Office participated in the discussion “Technological Development and Ethical Aspects” held by the Young Academy of the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences and the Faculty of Law of Vilnius University.
Article 123 of the Code of Administrative Transgressions establishes a provision regarding unlawful purchase, sale and submission of research works to higher education and research institutions.
On 8 and 21 February, the Ombudswoman Loreta Tauginienė met with members of the Lithuanian University Rectors’ Conference and the Lithuanian University College Conference of Directors.
The Lithuanian University Rectors’ Conference (LURK) approved the Guidelines for Publication Ethics drafted by the temporary working group for academic integrity and ethics of the LURK at the meeting held on 8 February.
The Ombudswoman Loreta Tauginienė and employees of the Office met with Eigirdas Sarkanas, President of the Lithuanian National Union of Students (LSS) and Viktorija Žilinskaitė, Vice-President of the LSS.
The Ombudsperson and employees of the Office met with Deputy Director of the Centre of Information Technologies in Education (CITE) and the Head of Department of Registers of Pupils, Students and Teachers.
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