About the Author

Image Gráinne McNamara

Gráinne was awarded a PhD in Integrative Neuroscience from Cardiff University in the UK. After that, she spent three years in academic research at Cardiff University and Imperial College London before moving to work in research integrity in book and journal publishing. She is now the Research integrity / Publication Ethics Manager for Karger Publishers and leads a team responsible for developing research integrity policies and conducting investigations for all Karger journals.

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