The following articles on research integrity have appeared as part of the Conduct Matters column in Johns Hopkins' Change magazine - a monthly forum for Johns Hopkins Medicine faculty and senior staff.
| Date | Title & Summary |
| December 2010 | "Re: gifting" - New rules govern how faculty members must report and distribute personal gifts related to their school of medicine activities. |
| May 2010 | "Plagiarizing Myself?" - Is it wrong to recycle your own previously published work? |
| February 2010 | "Suspicious Minds" - If I question my colleague's data, how can I gain access to it? |
| September 2009 | "An Argument for First Author" - I thought my contributions warranted first author, but my supervisor didn't - what can I do? |
| April 2009 | "Unwilling Witness" - Do I have to serve as a witness in a misconduct case? |
| January 2009 | "e-Aggression" - How should I respond to hostile emails from colleagues? |
| December 2008 | "Dubious Authorship" - What guidelines exist for authorship and what should I do in an authorship dispute? |
| May 2008 | "Laptops Outside the Lab" - Can I use my personal laptop to record and store data? |
| February 2008 | "Perils of Unprofessionalism" - Could my bad temper and sometimes unprofessional behavior keep me from being promoted? |
| December 2007 | "Learner's Concern" - My professor insulted me in front of my peers during class - can I do anything about it? |
| May 2007 | "Mentor Troubles" - What should I do if I believe that my unsupportive mentor is stifling my career? |
| April 2007 | "Submission Standards" - Can I adjust the data for my grant proposal to make my preliminary results seem more exciting? |
| March 2007 | "Risky Authorship" - I was unknowlingly listed as an honorary author on a manuscript that was later found to contain fraudulent data. Now my reputation is at stake. What can I do? |
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