On Being a Scientist: A Guide to Responsible Conduct in Research: Third Edition

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On Being a Scientist: A Guide to Responsible Conduct in Research, Third Edition

		Human Participants and Animal Subjects in Research		24
		Case Study: Tests on Students,		25
		Case Study: A Change of Protocol,		26
		Laboratory Safety in Research		28
		Sharing of Research Results		29
		Historic Case Study: The Race to Publish,		31
		Case Study: Publication Practices,		32
		Advice: Restrictions on Peer Review and the Flow of Scientific Information,		34
		Authorship and the Allocation of Credit		35
		Case Study: Who Gets Credit?,		36
		Historic Case Study: Who Should Get Credit for the Discovery of Pulsars?,		38
		Intellectual Property		39
		Case Study: A Commercial Opportunity?,		42
		Competing Interests, Commitments, and Values		43
		Case Study: A Conflict of Commitment,		45
		Advice: Does the Source of Research Funding Influence Research Findings?,		47
		The Researcher in Society		48
		Historic Case Study: Ending the Use of Agent Orange,		49
		Appendix: Discussion of Case Studies		51
		Additional Resources		57

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