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4. Professional Ethics4. Professional EthicsMost parts of this talk are borrowed from:Most parts of this talk are borrowed from:
““On being a scientist: responsible conduct in On being a scientist: responsible conduct in researchresearch””
National Academy of SciencesNational Academy of Sciences
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What is ethics all about?What is ethics all about?
Cambridge Advanced Learners Dictionary
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What is ethics all about?What is ethics all about?
Ethics deals with the answer to the Ethics deals with the answer to the questionsquestions– What ought I to do?What ought I to do?– How ought I to live?How ought I to live?
There are multiple answers There are multiple answers – Depend on the ethical system/traditionDepend on the ethical system/tradition– Deontological ethicsDeontological ethics– Utilitarian ethicsUtilitarian ethics
It is a vast fieldIt is a vast field– A companion to ethics, A companion to ethics, 1993, 1993, Edited by Peter SingerEdited by Peter Singer
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Distribution of ethics violation Distribution of ethics violation categories (APS)categories (APS)
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Goal of this talkGoal of this talk
Identify ethical issues on scientific Identify ethical issues on scientific environmentenvironment
Learn what to do when these Learn what to do when these situations arisesituations arise
MethodologyMethodology– discuss a few ethical situations discuss a few ethical situations
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Is science independent of Is science independent of values?values?
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Error and negligenceError and negligence What to do with “honest mistakes”?What to do with “honest mistakes”?
What about systematic negligence?What about systematic negligence?
Learn moreLearn more– Fallacies in astronomy and medicineFallacies in astronomy and medicine, by Edwin , by Edwin
E Salpeter, Rep. Prog. Phys. 68 (2005) 2747E Salpeter, Rep. Prog. Phys. 68 (2005) 2747– Adriaan Van Maanen versus Edwin Hubble on Adriaan Van Maanen versus Edwin Hubble on
the distance of “spiral nebulae” (galaxies)the distance of “spiral nebulae” (galaxies)
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MisconductMisconduct
Data fabrication/misreportingData fabrication/misreporting
PlagiarismPlagiarism
Double fundingDouble funding
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MisconductMisconduct
““Submitted” papersSubmitted” papers
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Conflict of InterestConflict of Interest
DefinitionDefinition– Individual has interest in the object Individual has interest in the object
(grant application, proposal, paper) (grant application, proposal, paper) under review that will bias his opinion.under review that will bias his opinion.
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Publication and opennessPublication and openness
Published papers can be freely used Published papers can be freely used provided they are citedprovided they are cited
What about if a paper doesn’t cite you?What about if a paper doesn’t cite you?
What about if you ask data from a What about if you ask data from a published paper and the author published paper and the author refuses?refuses?
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Publication and opennessPublication and openness
What about work in progress?What about work in progress?– It is important to discuss with othersIt is important to discuss with others– But you might end up “robbed”But you might end up “robbed”
What about one versus many papers What about one versus many papers on a subject? When does salami on a subject? When does salami regime applies?regime applies?
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Authorship practicesAuthorship practices
Who should sign the paper?Who should sign the paper?– Honorary authorshipHonorary authorship
What should be the order of authors?What should be the order of authors?
Information flow within authors Information flow within authors
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Responding to violations of Responding to violations of ethical standardsethical standards
Can you discuss the situation with the Can you discuss the situation with the individual?individual?
Discuss the situation with a trusted Discuss the situation with a trusted friend/colleaguefriend/colleague
Has your laboratory/university ethic support?Has your laboratory/university ethic support?
Complaining verbally or in writtenComplaining verbally or in written
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The Scientist in the societyThe Scientist in the society
Is your research in a given moment Is your research in a given moment relevant for the public affairs?relevant for the public affairs?
Giving something back – outreachGiving something back – outreach– Responsible outreachResponsible outreach
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How to improveHow to improve
Read some papersRead some papers– On being a scientist: responsible conduct in research, On being a scientist: responsible conduct in research,
National Academy of Sciences National Academy of Sciences www.nap.edu/html/obas/www.nap.edu/html/obas/ – Responsible ScienceResponsible Science, National Academy of Sciences, , National Academy of Sciences,
www.nap.edu/catalog/1864.htmwww.nap.edu/catalog/1864.htm– The responsible researcher: paths and pitfallsThe responsible researcher: paths and pitfalls, 1999, , 1999,
Edited by Sigma Xi Edited by Sigma Xi www.sigmaxi.org/programs/ethics/ResResearcher.pdfwww.sigmaxi.org/programs/ethics/ResResearcher.pdf
Discuss ethical situations with colleagues you Discuss ethical situations with colleagues you respect respect
Learn how to protect yourself from unethical Learn how to protect yourself from unethical behaviorbehavior
Learn how to act when facing unethical behaviorLearn how to act when facing unethical behavior
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Thank you!Thank you!