"Ethics in Science" Online Articles
Required reading:
| Meeting 2 | |
| On Being a Scientist |
| Meeting 5 | |
| Kristin Shrader-Frechette,
Ethics of Scientific Research: Chapter 2, "Professional Codes and the Duty to Do Scientific Research" (via WebCT) |
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| Chapter 4, "Basic Principles: Promoting the Public Good" (via WebCT) |
| Meeting 8 | |
| "Data Management Guidelines Issued by British Medical Research Council" | |
| "Instructions for Authors," Journal of Bacteriology | |
| "NRC Reports on Sharing Publication-Related Data and Materials" |
| Meeting 9 | |
| NCSU Research Ethics Mini Rounds Module IX, "Responsible Use of Statistical Methods" |
| Meeting 11 | |
| Recommended | "Modern Science as Patriarchy's Project" (via WebCT) |
| Recommended | "Gender and racial Biases in Scientific Research" (via WebCT) |
| Meeting 13 | |
| Recommended | "Public Health Research and Uncertainty" (via WebCT) |
| Meeting 17 | |
| Recommended | "A Case Study in historical Relativism: The Tuskegee (Public Health Service) Syphilis Study" (via WebCT) |
| Meeting 18 | |
| The Belmont Report | |
| Recommended | "Goodbye to All That: The End of Moderate Protectionism in Human Subject Research" (via WebCT) |
| Recommended | "AIDS Research and the Nuremberg Code" (via WebCT) |
| Meeting 19 | |
| Recommended | "A new look at international research ethics" (via WebCT) |
| Recommended | "Fair benefits for research in developing countries" (via WebCT) |
I will also add links to relevant articles (that are not required reading) as the term goes on.
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