By: Björn
Federal Actions Needed to Promote Stronger Research Practices
November 2, 2022The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) was asked to review strategies to improve the reliability of federally funded research. In their report, GAO…
Read MoreLaunch of the online version of the “Research Quality Transparency” Tool
November 2, 2022This tool was originally developed by an EQIPD Consortium Taskforce and is now implemented online with support from a SBIR award…
Read More“Aligned on Quality” meeting (Berlin, Oct 10th 2022)
November 2, 2022EQIPD and PAASP, together with colleagues from the QUEST Center and the Global Preclinical Data Forum, led a discussion on how…
Read MoreEQIPD in different languages
September 11, 2022Besides this Newsletter, you will also find all relevant news and developments related to EQIPD on the EQIPD-website and in the EQIPD Toolbox….
Read MoreThe EQIPD Framework
September 6, 2022The EQIPD framework for rigor in the design, conduct, analysis, and documentation of animal experiments was published today. It defines the demands for…
Read MoreThe EQIPD Quality System was presented at the World Conference on Research Integrity
June 16, 2022The World Conference on Research Integrity in 2022 happened in Cape Town, South Africa from May 29 to June 01. The…
Read MoreFirst International Society for Preclinical Research Quality Systems Launched
June 16, 2022The Guarantors of EQIPD e.V. (GoEQIPD) announce the formation of a registered association, registered in Heidelberg Germany, to host and to ensure…
Read MoreEQIPD-PAASP working relationship
June 16, 2022As an important step forward in the evolution of the EQIPD quality system for preclinical research, the Guarantors of EQIPD e.V and the PAASP…
Read MoreArchimedes‘ fulcrum and the “reproducibility” debate
June 16, 2022We like to cite Dorothy Bishop who wrote several years ago: “We know how to formulate and test hypotheses in controlled…
Read More“Serial de-risking”: Quod licet Iovi non licet bovi?
June 16, 2022When it comes to novel therapies, positive data has justifiably more value than negative or null data. Indeed, positive data promises…
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