How to Publish an Ethical Paper BJUI Author Workshop July 2009 Part Four Roger Kirby
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Presented by Roger Kirby at the BJUI Author Workshop on 23rd June 2009.This presentation details the importance of ensuring that all papers submitted to BJUI are ethical, reasonable, avoid plagiarisms and conflicts of interest. This is a good presentation that is relevant to all who are writing or going to write a paper.
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