| New Capabilities, Emerging Issues and Responsible Conduct in Data Management Another in its ongoing series on the Responsible Conduct of Research, the Office of Research Integrity is sponsoring this conference with co-host University of Maryland just a few minutes' walk from Baltimore's Inner Harbor. | Organizers: | This conference is jointly hosted by the University of Maryland and the US Public Health Service Office of Research Integrity | | Dates: | Thursday, September 28, 2006
Friday, September 29, 2006 | | Location: | The Tremont Plaza Hotel
Baltimore, Maryland | | Registration: | REGISTRATION IS CLOSED. For future relevant conferences click here (ORI). | | Hotel Information: | For reservations at the Tremont Plaza Hotel call (410) 727-2222 and reference the "ORI Conference."
Alternate Hotels: Radisson Lord Baltimore call (800) 333-3333
Hampton Inn & Suites Inner Harbor call (410) 539-7888 | | |
For more information call (410) 706-1851. Purpose: The purpose of the conference, “New Capabilities, Emerging Issues and Responsible Conduct in Data Management,” is to serve both as a forum for presenting information about key aspects of data management in developing research areas, and as a catalyst for generating dialogue among researchers in the life sciences about current practices in data management. The conference will be both practical and interactive. Presentations will include topics that address the high volume of data and the interdisciplinary, multi-disciplinary, and cross-disciplinary nature of leading edge life science research. The conference will emphasize the importance of clear and explicit data management practices in order to avoid misunderstanding and misinterpretation of research findings included in relational data bases and in cross-disciplinary sharing of data. It will also explore the advantages and disadvantages of electronic notebooks and lab management systems in dealing with large amounts of data, and highlight the critical role of clear data management practices with regard to intellectual property issues. Sessions will discuss indicators of research misconduct, the elements of data management policies, best practices for data management, and the communication of professional standards regarding data management practices to trainees. Interactive group discussions will consider the specific issues and challenges of maintaining good data management practices in one’s own research group.
Agenda:
| Day 1 - Thursday, September 28, 2006 | Location | | 7:30 a.m. | Conference Check-in and Continental Breakfast | M | | 8:30 | Welcome, Introduction and Logistics
David J. Ramsay - President, University of Maryland, Baltimore
Lawrence J. Rhoades - Director, Division of Education and Integrity, Office of Research Integrity
Stephanie J. Bird - Office of Research Integrity | M | | 8:45 | Keynote: Issues and Challenges of Responsible Conduct in Data Management
Sharon S. Krag - Biochemistry & Molec. Biol., Johns Hopkins University | M | | 9:30 | Panel - Developing and Communicating a Data Management Policy to Colleagues and Trainees
Stephanie J. Bird - Moderator
Julia Frugoli - Genetics and Biochemistry, Clemson University
Michael Kuhar - Neuroscience, Emory University
Anne Etgen - Neuroscience, Albert Einstein College of Medicine | M | | 10:45 | Break | E | | 11:00 | Data Management - Scenario Presentation and Discussion: "Email"
Stephanie J. Bird - Moderator | M | | 12:30 p.m. | Lunch | E | | 2:00 | Technical Issues for Research Databases: Theory and Practice
Kip Canfield - Information Technology and Engineering, University of Maryland, Baltimore County | M | | 2:30 | Characteristics of a Good Electronic Lab Management System
John Sorkin - GRECC, Baltimore VA Medical Center and Claude D. Pepper OAIC
University of Maryland School of Medicine | M | | 3:00 | Electronic Notebooks, Labs, and Research Management Systems: What's Out There?
Michael Elliott - Atrium Research | M | | 3:30 | Break | E | | 3:45 | Ten Easy Ways to Commit Research Misconduct and Create Havoc in the Lab
Chris Pascal - Office Of Research Integrity, DHHS | M | | 4:45 | Adjournment - Dinner on Your Own | | | Day 2 - Friday, September 29, 2006 | | | 9:00 a.m. | Panel - Collaboration and Intellectual Property: Issues in Inter-University and University-Industry Relationships Joe Giffel - Moderator, University of Maryland Baltimore An Institutional Perspective
Irene Abrams - Technology Licensing Office, Brandeis University
A Legal Perspective
Lisa Geller - WilmerHale A Research's Perspective
John Essigmann - Biological Engineering, MIT | M | | 10:30 | Break | M | | 10:45 | Intellectual Property and Data Sharing - Scenario Presentation and Discussion: "The Wonder Drug"
Stephanie J. Bird - Moderator | M | | 12:15 p.m. | Lunch | E | | 1:45 | Issues and Challenges in Cross-disciplinary Data Sharing
Brenda Weis - NIEHS | M | | 2:45 | Break | E | | 3:00 | Panel - Data Sharing: Balancing Security, Privacy and Access Lawrence J. Rhoades - Moderator, Office of Research Integrity
NIH Policies on Data Sharing
J.P. Kim - Office of Extramural Research, NIH
Implications of Data Sharing for HIPAA
Robert M. Wah - American Medical Association Data Sharing Among Collaborators and Trainees
Michael Zigmond - Neurology, University of Pittsburgh | M | | 4:30 | Conference Wrap-up and Adjournment | |
M = Mirror Room; E = Edinburgh Hall * Invited | | |
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