Trusted Research is advice and guidance that was originally created in 2019 by the and the to support the integrity of the system of international research collaboration.
The guidance was created in consultation with the academic sector and since 2019, the NPSA and the NCSC have continued to work collaboratively with the sector to develop further iterations of the guidance. The guidance sets out to:
Outline the risks to UK research and innovation
Help researchers, UK universities and industry to have confidence in international collaboration and make informed decisions around those potential risks
Explain how to protect research and staff from potential theft, misuse or exploitation
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The NPSA have also published a series of short covering a range of trusted research scenarios.
Trusted Research Resources
The Principles for Establishing International Research Collaborations webpage outlines five key principles that guide our approach to trusted research at the university. These principles support our commitment to international collaboration, helping us benefit from diverse perspectives that enrich our knowledge and enhance the quality of our research. Specific trusted research considerations are presented on the Protecting you and your research webpage.
The is the central hub for accessing the university鈥檚 trusted research resources and support. This space is designed to help researchers navigate the complexities of secure and ethical research, the portal brings together key policies, processes, and guidance in one easily accessible space. It also features a regularly updated News section, keeping you informed of the latest developments, updates, and opportunities in the trusted research landscape.
Recordings of can be accessed on the Ethics@Bath portal. There are multiple sessions on Trusted Research related topics, including specifically the .