copy of rule is required
Respected Sir/Madam I require the information regarding publications in PhD. In the university setup, Faculty member is working in Department A, and his wife is Doing PhD in Department B. My questions in this regards are S. No. Question Answer (Yes/No) 1. Can the Faculty member working in Department A be a Co-author in publication of his wife for award of PhD?? 2. If answer of first question is no. Then can this be considered as “Academic Misconduct” by the faculty member working in department A? And the copy of rule is required Dr. Dinesh Kumar Library In-charge and Library Assistant Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Drug Research Punjabi University, Patiala, Punjab. <dineshpta@gmail.com>
Dear Dr. Dinesh In my view its not a misconduct at all if two authors are jointly writing something no matter the relationship between two and i don't think there is any rule which stops such activities. On Fri, 3 Aug 2018 18:44 Dinesh Kumar, <dineshpta@gmail.com> wrote:
Respected Sir/Madam
I require the information regarding publications in PhD. In the university setup, Faculty member is working in Department A, and his wife is Doing PhD in Department B. My questions in this regards are
S. No.
Question
Answer (Yes/No)
1.
Can the Faculty member working in Department A be a Co-author in publication of his wife for award of PhD??
2.
If answer of first question is no.
Then can this be considered as “Academic Misconduct” by the faculty member working in department A?
And the copy of rule is required Dr. Dinesh Kumar Library In-charge and Library Assistant Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Drug Research Punjabi University, Patiala, Punjab. <dineshpta@gmail.com>
Dr Dinesh Kumar First of all ethically considered Husband/Wife working in a department can be coauthor of a research publication of the spouse working in another department. As far as mandatory research publications in the form of article as part of Ph D program, the Ph D candidate and the Guide or Co-Guide or solely responsible for intellectual content. Further the awarded Ph D thesis can be published in the name of the Research Candidate only. You have not mentioned in which university this is being considered as academic misconduct? Whether that University has defined "What Academic Research Misconduct" means. If this act falls within the scope of the definition then no one can question it. However there are plenty of examples in LIS only where blood relatives have acted as Guides and Adjudicators for Ph D Thesis (leave Husband - Wife) On Fri, Aug 3, 2018 at 4:19 PM, Dinesh Kumar <dineshpta@gmail.com> wrote:
Respected Sir/Madam
I require the information regarding publications in PhD. In the university setup, Faculty member is working in Department A, and his wife is Doing PhD in Department B. My questions in this regards are
S. No.
Question
Answer (Yes/No)
1.
Can the Faculty member working in Department A be a Co-author in publication of his wife for award of PhD??
2.
If answer of first question is no.
Then can this be considered as “Academic Misconduct” by the faculty member working in department A?
And the copy of rule is required Dr. Dinesh Kumar Library In-charge and Library Assistant Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Drug Research Punjabi University, Patiala, Punjab. <dineshpta@gmail.com>
Dear professionals, I too agree with Dr. Tadasad's opinion. First one need to verify what is written the rule book of specific university. If the rule is very clear, no one can question. But they can seek clarification if there is ambiguity in the rule. This is rule side of the mail. Other /ethical side: if A & B departments form different disciplines, the authors cannot join unless the paper covers both the disciplines. If the second/third/4th author added to the original author's paper just to fulfil some regulatory norms, then it is unethical. The joint authored papers should have significant contributions from all the associated authors. Else, it becomes moral ethical issue. So let us not keep arguing yes/no /may be. Our personal opinions will not help to change the existing University regulatory framework. Lastly, name of university is not required. Because it is issue & rule based query. With Regards, Manjunath --------------------------------------------------------- Dr. Manjunatha K Chief Librarian T.A. Pai Management Institute Manipal – 576 104, Karnataka, India Ph: 0820 – 2701105/ Mob: +917349255658/9972425417 Email: manjunath@tapmi.edu.in; manjunathak@gmail.com ----------------------------------------------------------- -----Original Message----- From: LIS-Forum [mailto:lis-forum-bounces@ncsi.iisc.ernet.in] On Behalf Of Prahalad G Tadasad Sent: Friday, August 3, 2018 10:11 PM To: Dinesh Kumar Cc: Lis-forum Subject: Re: [LIS-Forum] copy of rule is required Dr Dinesh Kumar First of all ethically considered Husband/Wife working in a department can be coauthor of a research publication of the spouse working in another department. As far as mandatory research publications in the form of article as part of Ph D program, the Ph D candidate and the Guide or Co-Guide or solely responsible for intellectual content. Further the awarded Ph D thesis can be published in the name of the Research Candidate only. You have not mentioned in which university this is being considered as academic misconduct? Whether that University has defined "What Academic Research Misconduct" means. If this act falls within the scope of the definition then no one can question it. However there are plenty of examples in LIS only where blood relatives have acted as Guides and Adjudicators for Ph D Thesis (leave Husband - Wife) On Fri, Aug 3, 2018 at 4:19 PM, Dinesh Kumar <dineshpta@gmail.com> wrote:
Respected Sir/Madam
I require the information regarding publications in PhD. In the university setup, Faculty member is working in Department A, and his wife is Doing PhD in Department B. My questions in this regards are
S. No. Question Answer (Yes/No)
1. Can the Faculty member working in Department A be a Co-author in publication of his wife for award of PhD?? 2. If answer of first question is no. Then can this be considered as “Academic Misconduct” by the faculty member working in department A?
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