PLOS on the UK Committee on Research Integrity: A Q&A with PLOS’ Suzanne Farley - The Official PLOS Blog

"Helping to ensure the integrity of research is an important part of a publisher’s role in the scholarly ecosystem. Although publication ethics concerns affect only a minority of live submissions, detection of historical cases continues to escalate. PLOS responded in 2017 by forming a dedicated Publication Ethics team to investigate papers for which concerns have been raised.

Now, PLOS’ Editorial Director, Suzanne Farley, is among eight people appointed to the new UK Committee on Research Integrity (UK CORI). This committee will take a deep dive into research integrity issues, and look for actionable steps to help prevent and resolve them. Prior to joining PLOS, Suzanne was the Research Integrity Director at Springer Nature. We asked her about her new role with UK CORI...."