Fostering a true culture of scientific integrity requires a shared effort from every level of the academic community. As part of the ongoing BriGRETE project, the University of Split recently hosted a dynamic series of workshops designed to bring these crucial conversations to life. These sessions turned back to the foundational pillars of responsible science: research methodology, transparency, and ethical publication practices. What made these workshops particularly special

In June and July 2026, Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski” hosted a series of research ethics workshops and training sessions within the Erasmus+ project Bridging the Gap: Research Ethics Training and Education (BriGRETE). The workshops brought together more than 130 doctoral students, early-career researchers and members of the academic community from different fields of study. The events focused on research ethics, scientific integrity, responsible research practices, t

At the 2026 NCSR Demokritos Summer School, attendees were invited to confront a question that is rapidly shifting from the realm of science fiction into daily academic reality: Will scientists become obsolete? Delivering a highly anticipated keynote address, Dr. Vassilis Stamatopoulos, founder of Fraud Line and coordinator of the European project BriGRETE, took the stage to explore the turbulent intersection of autonomous artificial intelligence and human research integrity.