Performing research, producing results, recording conclusions and dissemination of these results to the society are some of the basic pillars and idea of academic institutions. In order to ensure high-quality scientific publications, and to ensure public trust in scientific conclusions, and that people are given credit for their contributions, there must be ethical standard not only for conduction of research across the discipline but also in association with their results recording in the form publications in reputed journals. The integrity of data, information and knowledge that emerges from research must be based on individual and collective adherence to core values of objectivity, honesty, openness, fairness, accountability and stewardship. This book serves the very basic purpose of creating a fundamental understanding of theories and practices concerned with research integrity and ethical norms among the readers. The book will provide handful insights to the problem of scientific misconduct, and academic integrity and suggests various solutions under the purview of national academic guidelines. Further, the book also discusses at what level with various software tools and techniques one can resolve or minimize such misconducts.