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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Responsible Conduct of Research"”.

  1. Responsible Conduct of Research with Computational Models and Simulations

    Research with computational models and simulations has become integral to many science and engineering fields; computation now rivals experimentation as a mode of scientific research. Despite the rapid growth of literature on computational modeling, little has been done to examine the standards of

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  2. Fully informed consent: Can public trust be restored and harms avoided?

    Currently, research with human subjects is going through a period of tremendous upheavals. In many cases these upheavals have created a variety of unmet expectations and have given rise to the perception that trust in the research enterprise is eroding. Trust is vital to the responsible conduct of

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  3. Institutional Integrity: Perceptions Of Organizational Legitimacy And Organizational Virtuousness In A Research University Setting

    … examines approaches to managing problems in research by exploring the external factors and internal organizational characteristics that shape the integrity of research at a research university. Two theoretical constructs, organizational legitimacy and organizational virtuousness, frame this …

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  4. Contextualizing Science: Examining Science’s Moral and Social Dimensions Using Virtue Ethics and the Humanities

    … relationships, with each shaping course of the other. Because of this, scientists have a responsibility to reflect upon their work’s social and moral dimensions when producing knowledge. Placing science within a virtue ethics framework highlights critical features for developing a …

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