Responsible Conduct of Research denotes good citizenship in research conduct. Researchers who report their work honestly, accurately, efficiently, and objectively are the vehicle by which public trust in research is maintained and the ethics of the research edifice are successfully transmitted to the next generations when it comes to responsible conduct. Below is a list of RCR resources that includes information, guidance, and even online courses. In addition, the OPRS offers RCR sessions for interested faculty, staff, or students.
USC RCR Resources
Above Reproach: Ethical Conduct in Research (USC Office of Compliance)
CITI RCR Course (From "main-menu" click "Add a course or update your learner groups" then elect RCR).
Federal RCR Resources
NIH Introduction to the Responsible Conduct of Research
ORI Introduction to the Responsible Conduct of Research
ORI General RCR Educational Resources
ORI Website (Office of Research Integrity)
Other Academic Institution RCR Resources
Research Ethics Program (University of California, San Diego))
PEERRS (University of Michigan Office of the Vice President for Research)
RCR and Related Policy Issues (Columbia University)
"Whistle Blower"...Interactive Online Video (Univ. of Alabama-Birmingham)
Other RCR Resources
Responsible Conduct of Research Education Consortium (RCREC)
Online Ethics Center for Engineering and Science (National Academy of Engineering)
European Science Foundation (ESF)
AAAS-National Academies Compilation of Resources on Scientific Misconduct and Research Integrity