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EMS 298 / PHY 298 Possible Discussion Topics
- Do we only think of ethics in terms of bad things?
- Deciding authorship and its order
- What to do when you find an error or inconsistency in previous data,
especially in your own group
- How does one archive data and procedures to document and re-create
what was done?
- What is your responsibility in helping non-English speaker and other
non-acculturated people, both in your own group and when reviewing
papers?
- What are your responsibilities in general in helping others?
- How do you properly give others credit for contributing to the work?
- What are appropriate references in a paper?
- Plagiarism, paraphrasing, copying
- Does Science Citation Index cause people to do things that are not
ethical or poor scientific practice?
- What is the role of graduate students in grant writing? What benefits
should graduate students receive from helping write a proposal?
- How much information can you share (computer codes, samples)? How
do you give proper credit?
- How openly can you discuss new ideas in grant proposals and job
interviews?
- Pros and cons for anonymous reviews
- Responsibilities as a reviewer
- Conflicts of interest -- monetary and intellectual
- Fair and unfair competition
- Proposal strategy
- Responsibilities for managing grant money
- Directed versus free-flowing research
- Awards and prizes -- politics and ethics
- Waste and pollution -- our responsibilities
- Internet and World Wide Web ethics
- Dealing with the press; communicating to society at large
- Science as a force for good or evil in the world