Be honest, fair, transparent, respectful, and uphold integrity and dignity of the profession.
Promote and maintain an environment free from discrimination and/or harassment.
Maintain confidentiality of information.
Prevent, detect, and report on all fraud (including scientific fraud where results are fabricated, misrepresented, or suppressed) and professional misconduct.
Only offer advice/conduct work on subjects in which scientists are informed and qualified.
No plagiarism, accurately and fairly citing the work of others.
Minimize or declare/manage conflicts of interest.
Only make use of data that has been authorized to use.
Responsibility to uphold welfare, health, and safety of a community.
Research presented at IAUC has been granted necessary ethics clearance, especially when working with human or animal subjects and medical records.
Respect the academic processes – peer review, official process for reply to posters, selection of posters for conference presentation.
Do not use the peer review process to promote your own work.
Be aware of bias and work to ensure decisions are fair, equitable, and rooted with diverse representation.
Comply with congress guidelines: Be mindful and respectful of colleagues during IAUC activities.
No virtual harassment/stalking, disruption during presentations.