New web design in 
The Committee on Publication Ethics (English
Committee on Publication Ethics) grew by a small group of editors of medical journals in Britain. Its origin dates back to 1997 and founded with the purpose of being a meeting to discuss issues related to the ethics of scientific publications.
COPE advises directors and publishers in all aspects related to ethics and, in particular, how to handle cases that may raise problems in this area. Following this line offer
- codes of conduct and good practice, through the definition and drafting of guidelines ("Code of driving for journal publishers " May 2011).
- flow charting, to guide editors to implement the guidelines of behavior in the literature (thanks to NECOBELAC project, collaborating with the CSIC as a member, you can access the Castilian translation of the flowcharts COPE).
- encouragement of research through the call for aid and scholarships.
- programming meetings of a professional.
currently has over 6000 members worldwide, belonging to different academic fields. Among the members are publishers of academic journals as
Elsevier, Wiley-Blackwell
,
Springer, Taylor & Francis
, Palgrave Macmillan
and Wolters Kluwer .
COPE
The portal design has
changed recently, and in it we find improvements to the search for information resources, differing according to the user profile (publishers, authors, etc.) Improved access to archive of case studies, improved access to useful information now. In short, it has opted for a clear and simple design to facilitate access to resources quickly and easily. Organizations such as COPE
favor the existence of a relationship and understanding between the different actors involved in the drafting, publication and dissemination of scientific publications.
Source:
IweTel , 27/04/2011
This time we selected as the theme for this new exhibition the genre of biographical drama, the film tells the biography of a real person with some historical licensing. 
