Authorship policy

Authorship of publications using EIDB data is regulated as follows:

  1. All individuals making a major contribution to a publication are acknowledged by the inclusion of the individual's name as an author. Major contribution is defined in agreement with the rules of the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE).
  2. The name of the individual who conceived the study and drafted the manuscript/abstract is listed as first author, with subsequent names listed in order of decreasing contribution.
  3. Alternatively, an individual who makes a major contribution to a publication may opt to be listed as last author to identify the research group or unit in which the work was done even though that individual's overall contribution is not less than those of individuals listed earlier on the by-line.
  4. Partners designate their representatives to be included as authors.
  5. The number of names listed on the by-line as representatives of the data providers is obtained as the maximum number of authors allowed by the journal/congress minus the number of authors who contributed substantially to study conception and design, data analysis and interpretation, manuscript preparation and approval.
  6. The priority list of data provider partners' representatives to be included as authors reflects the proportion of cases in the study contributed by each data provider partner.
  7. Data provider partners' representatives not included as authors because the maximum number of names has been reached maintain their credits and are considered for authorship of future papers.
  8. The EuResist Network should be listed as author by adding "the EuResist Network Study Group" after the last author on the by-line.
  9. All other contributors are listed in an acknowledgments section.

LAST NEWS

COMING SOON: EDCTP ENNEA Lab training

20 to 22 February 2012, Nairobi, Kenya

The course on HIV drug resistance will be hosted by World Friends.
Facilitator: Maurizio Zazzi, EuResist Network - University of Siena. Participation is open subject to availability.


EDCTP ENNEA training on data management

November 14-16 Muhimbili hospital, Dar Es Salaam

NOW: tutorials available on-line! The course followed by 15 trainees has covered basics of statistics and data management, IT tools for HIV patient management and online tools for HIV resistance prediction, subtyping, phylogenetic analysis.


EuResist Network at the sixth EDCTP Forum

October 9-13 Addis Abeba, Ethiopia

Supporting the EDCTP ENNEA project, EuResist Network was at the sixth EDCTP Forum (link www.edctpforum.org) where a poster has been presented. On the 13th the II IMB meeting has been held at Black Lyon Hospital, Addis.


EuResist Network at the Think Tank INBIOMEDvision meeting

June 24, 2011, London, UK

EuResist participated in the discussion on "hot topics" in BMI, finalised to produce a strategy report on future lines for EU-funded research.


EuResist International Meeting within the AREVIR Meeting

5-6 May 2011, Bonn, Germany

Talks on treatment, resistance and data collection in Ethiopia, India, Kenya, Russia, Tanzania, Vietnam. You can now download the talks.


EuResist at the 9th European Workshop on HIV & Hepatitis

Cyprus - 23 – 25 March 2011

Thomas Lengauer was invited speaker on "Applying bioinformatics to clinical practice: what will the future bring?" EuResist was also present with other oral presentations and posters.


EuResist at the Experts dialogue workshop

Santo Domingo - 7-8 March 2011

EuResist presented at the workshop on Thematic priority setting for EU, Caribbean & Central America in research and innovation. in research and innovation.


First ENEAA/EDCTP training

21 to 25 February 2011, Nairobi, Kenya

The course on HIV drug resistance was hosted by the Kemri training center. Facilitators: Maurizio Zazzi, EuResist Network, Genny Meini, University of Siena.


AIDS Research Award

11 February 2011

The AIDS Research Award of the Heinz-Ansmann Foundation to Rolf Kaiser, Thomas Lengauer and Mark Oette for interdisciplinary team work in HIV resistance analysis that laid the ground for improved patient care



EuResist Network received the prestigious Computerworld Honors program laureate Award

June 1, 2009, Washington, D.C.

In addition to it, EuResist also won the 21st Century Achievement award, establishing its technology contribution as top of its class among the Healthcare Laureates.