Ethics and privacy Sample Clauses

Ethics and privacy. As mentioned earlier, there were no ethical or privacy issues during this study. For the surveys and interviews, confidentiality was guaranteed in every interaction with participants. Surveys were designed to be completed voluntarily and anonymously without the need to add the participant’s name. For face-to-face interviews, oral consent was obtained. The purpose of the research was described each time and interviewees were assured that they could stop recording at any moment, emphasizing that there would be no mention of information they wanted to keep off the record. For the participants interviewed in person, two people from the public sector asked to stop the recording at least once during the interview. Only one person, a private collector, refused to be formally interviewed. Notes were taken after meeting the private collector who refused to be recorded, as the conversation revolved around the interview questions. For interviewees who answered the questions in writing, an introductory paragraph indicated the nature of the research and the answers’ anonymity. The written responses to the interview questions were taken as consent to their participation. The role as a researcher was fully disclosed during the participant observation process. Everyone the researcher encountered during participation in the Nexus 1492 project’s activities knew the researcher was part of the team working in the area. The researcher developed relationships with key informants and stakeholders in the local community and participated as a coordinator of activities without calling attention or controlling the environment.
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Ethics and privacy. ‌ The research data does not include personal, or other data that should be confidential due to ethical reasons. The collaboration parties have agreed that the research results will be published in scientific journals and conferences and are thus freely available for everyone. All documents to be published will be checked prior to publication for information that they do not contain any confidential information. Specific data on the MMIC manufacturing process including simulation models for MMIC design is provided by the manufacturers. These data have restricted access under (nondisclosure agreement) NDA which is signed for each party when needed. According to the guidelines of the Finnish Advisory Board on Research Integrity the project does not need an ethical review by ethic committee.
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