

#ITHENTICATE PROFESSIONAL#

#ITHENTICATE HOW TO#

How to use iThenticate (in Japanese): demonstration video and manual.Please access the iThenticate website and login to the system using your email address and password, which will be issued after your application has been processed. Those applicable are advised to consult the relevant departmental section, which will submit the application on their behalf.
Research Promotion Division, Research Promotion DepartmentĮmail: integrity-el*.jp (replace * with whose email address domain is "@st.kyoto-u.ac.jp", and who are not JSPS fellows, must have their eligibility verified annually by the department with which they are affiliated (or related). Please note that if there are a large number of applications, it may take several days to process your application. Those wishing to use iThenticate must apply in advance by emailing the details below to the Research Promotion Division ( address below). iThenticate availability periodįrom 1 July 2021 to 30 June 2022 How to use iThenticate Please see the " FAQ on Research Integrity Training" for a list of specific employment positions eligible to use iThenticate. The following categories of JSPS fellows may also use iThenticate: RD, RPD, SPD, and CPD. IThenticate is available to researchers engaged in research activities at Kyoto University (excluding graduate students), and faculty members teaching classes at the University (ie those required to take part in the University's research integrity e-learning programs, excluding graduate students). IThenticate | online plagiarism detection tool for research work | Turnitin Who is eligible to use iThenticate? IThenticate is a plagiarism detection tool that verifies the originality of research work by comparing it with existing published information (full-text academic database). In July 2021, the University expanded the eligibility for iThenticate while also removing the annual limit on the number of papers which each user can submit (previously set at twenty). In order to prevent misconduct in academic writing, and in accordance with its Action Plan for the Promotion of Research Integrity, in 2015 the University introduced an online plagiarism detection tool, iThenticate, for use by eligible researchers.
