【正文】 intext citation, and a reference in the reference listn (Note that judicious reinterpretation and redrawing of figures and tables is actively encouraged on the Final Year Project as a means of demonstrating real knowledge amp。 understanding [1])46Plagiarismn Collusionn Never take another student’s work and present it as your ownn Where you are required to work with others to produce a shared document (collaboration), each person’s contribution must be identifiedn If there are elements of your final year project that do involve others, the distinctive contributions must be shown47Plagiarismn Duplicationn If you have written on/produced research on a topic before, you must never represent it without acknowledgementn Note that you can plagiarise yourself!n But not if you have the agreement of your module convenor to use earlier work。 and give an intext citation, and a reference in the reference listn If this is relevant to your final year project, then earlier work must be properly referenced48Plagiarismn Note that the central issue in all the above instances of good practice, avoiding plagiarism, is a sound knowledge of the relevant referencing systemn This allows you to insert correct intext citations, and produce a correct reference listn The referencing system you are required to adopt for the Final Year Project is a numeric systemn The referencing process is described in the Guidelines (1) n Detailed guidelines for numeric referencing are also provided by the Vancouver referencing system49Referencingn Numeric/Vancouver referencing is straightforward once you start using itn At every intext citation you provide a numbern In superscript 1 or parenthesis (1)n New intext citations have a new numbern At the end of your text, you provide a numbered reference list with bibliographical informationn Numbers correspond to intext citations, and are in the same order therefore 50Referencingn Example [taken from Guidelines (1)]n Intext citation:n Studies in a variety of species, from insects to mammals, demonstrate the remarkable fidelity with which growth cones of developing neurons project to and recognise their synaptic targets (1). n Reference listn (1) Goodman, ., Shatz, . (1993) Developmental mechanisms that generate precise patterns of neuronal connectivity. Cell 72: 7798. 51Referencingn Further information:n The Academic Integrity webpagesn n Curtin University of Technologyn n Project Guidelines (1)n Staff in Biosciences52Final points…n Don’t be nervous of using sources!n Learn how to reference properlyn Observe academic integrity through good practicen Seek guidance on the referencing process if you need ton Consult the Departmentn Consult the Student Learning Advisory Servicen n Read actively and strategically, employing a variety of techniquesn Read critically!53GOOD LUCK….n For the Final Year Project54Reference list? Department of Biosciences (2022) Guidelines for Preparing Final Year Project Reports. Faculty of Science, Technology and Medical Studies: The University of Kent 2. The Unit for the Enhancement of Learning and Teaching, The University of Kent. (2022) Academic Integrity. [published 2022。 cited 2022 January] Available from html3. Department of Biosciences (2022) Biomedical Sciences Stage2/3 Handbook. Faculty of Science, Technology and Medical Studies: The University of Kent 55Reference list4. Department of Biosciences (2022) Biochemistry/Biology/Forensic Biology Stage2/3 Handbook. Faculty of Science, Technology and Medical Studies: The University of Kent 5. Pincock,S (2022) Lancet Study Faked Investigation to probe all research conducted by scientist accused of fabricating results from 900 research participants [published 16th January 2022。 cited 2022 January]. Available from 6. Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning in Applied Undergraduate Research Skills, the University of Reading [CETLAURS] (2022) Engage in Research: The interactive resource for bioscience students [published 2022。 cited 2022 January] Available from 56