Update to NASEM workshop

Author: larsvilhuber

_talks/2026-04-23-nasem.md

@@ -21,4 +21,15 @@ Key questions to be addressed include:
 - How can the social and behavioral sciences continue to lead the way in advancing data integrity? What successful methods or frameworks from other disciplines might be adapted to strengthen these efforts?
 - Could systematic, random audits of published data help detect and correct honest mistakes while discouraging malfeasance? What governance structures would ensure such efforts are fair, sustainable, and constructive? What new tools might facilitate this process?
 - How can scientific journals refine their policies (e.g., review processes, data validation) to support transparency and integrity while maintaining accessibility for researchers across diverse contexts?
-- What strategies can be employed to ensure potential solutions avoid placing undue burdens on researchers, especially those at institutions with limited resources?
+- What strategies can be employed to ensure potential solutions avoid placing undue burdens on researchers, especially those at institutions with limited resources?
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+Lars Vilhuber is part of *Panel 2: Perspectives about Journals, Editors, and Publishers*
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+> Discussion on how journals, editors, and publishers are responding to growing concerns about research integrity. They will also examine what additional changes are needed in editorial policies, data transparency, and review processes to better prevent misconduct and strengthen trust in scholarly publishing. 
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+- Stavroula Kousta, Chief Editor, Nature Human Behaviour
+- **Lars Vilhuber**, Senior Research Associate, Executive Director of the Labor Dynamics Institute, Cornell University
+- Renee Hoch, Senior Editor & Manager of the PLOS Publication Ethics Team
+- Magdalena Skipper, Editor in Chief, Nature
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+NASEM workshops are usually live-streamed, and a link will be added to this page once it is available.