الملتقى العلمي التكويني الوطني حول: أساليب الوقاية من السرقة العلمية ومكافحتها في الجزائر مع الإشارة إلى تجارب دولية مماثلة. 8-9 ماي 2023

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    فعالية النظام الوطني للتوثيق عبر الخط SNDL في الحد من السرقة العلمية
    (University Of Eloued جامعة الوادي, 2023-05-08) بلغواطي سميرة; مسعودي تمام
    Scientific research in various sciences is the basis of university studies. It is characterized in a structured manner by a specific scientific methodology for the collection and analysis of information. It aims to verify the validity, modification and addition of information, thereby arriving at laws and theories, predicting the occurrence of phenomena and controlling their basis. In order to achieve this goal, scientific research must conform to the Scientific Secretariat's criteria, which are the basis for the construction of authentic research. If these standards are not respected, they can lead to a violation of intellectual property rights, which has a negative impact on scientific research. However, students and researchers may violate these standards of scientific honesty either intentionally or unintentionally as a result of their misunderstanding of the idea of scientific research and the application of the right standards. One of the most serious violations of scientific research can be scientific or intellectual theft, which is that a person attributes to himself ideas, opinions or expressions of another person without attributing them to that person, thus posing a real threat to scientific research and the scientific community at large. The prevalence of this phenomenon in Algerian universities has led to the development of modern ways of reducing it. These include the use of technological and digital development and the introduction of a new electronic documentation system, known as the National Internet Documentation System. Since this system relies on modern techniques to secure and document scientific research, it poses a challenge to its effectiveness in reducing scientific theft.