Your reputation as a researcher is built on your scholarly record and the quality of your research, typically starting with your graduate studies. Research integrity involves avoiding research misconduct by using honest and verifiable methods, and following rules, regulations, policies, professional norms, and codes of ethics. Research misconduct may involve plagiarism, fabrication, or falsification. Many research funders and publishers have written policies regarding research integrity, which may be found on their websites. Here are a few examples, with advice that can be informative for any researcher regardless of discipline.