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The PSL Scientific Integrity Committee

The role of Scientific Integrity Officer is entrusted to renowned researchers.

Their tasks are to:

• Ensure the proper implementation of their school’s general scientific integrity policy,
• Ensure the roll-out of measures and procedures for the prevention and management of breaches to scientific integrity,
• Report to their heads of school.

These officers are the primary contact for all research players with a scientific integrity-related query, and for anyone who believes they have witnessed a breach which calls for action.

Each component school within PSL has its Scientific Integrity Officer, alongside an officer on the level of PSL. The latter’s tasks are to coordinate the scientific integrity officers of the various schools, to promote the harmonization of good practices and examine issues of scientific integrity in collaboration with the officers.

David Ettinger - PSL Scientific Integrity Officer

A professor at Dauphine - PSL since 2010, he teaches game theory and microeconomics there and trains journalists in economics. He was previously at the University of Cergy-Pontoise and trained at the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales.

For 5 years, David Ettinger directed the LEDa (Laboratoire d'économie de l'Université Paris Dauphine-PSL) and for 4 years the ADRES (Association pour le Développement de la recherche en Économie et Statistiques). He is a member of the scientific committee of the Governance and Regulation Chair and of the OLIGO board, and is responsible for the graduate economics programme at PSL.

His research focuses on game theory, bounded rationality and industrial organisation: thoughts on the structuring of auctions and tenders, representation of cognitive biases and their exploitation, applications to financial issues. 

david.ettinger@psl.eu

The ²ÝÁñÂÛ̳ Scientific Integrity Charter

The PSL scientific integrity charter is applicable to all members of PSL, whether permanent or not, who contribute to the research activity and thus undertake, in the framework of the research or support tasks entrusted to them, to comply with the principles of integrity specified therein.