These cases and commentaries result from a series of workshops on Graduate Research Ethics Education, held at Indiana University, Bloomington, from 1996 to 2000. The project brought together many graduate and post-doctoral students in the natural sciences for a study of research ethics and reflects the experiences and problems they face. The project was sponsored by the National Science Foundation (NSF Grant No. SBR 9421897) to the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics (APPE); The Office of Research, University Graduate School, and Poynter Center for the Study of Ethics and American Institutions, all at Indiana University.
Section 1. Faculty Responsibility to Graduate Students
Section 2. Faculty Collaboration with Students; Authorship
Section 3. Collaboration, Intellectual Contribution, Authorship
Section 4. Intellectual Property, Collaboration
Section 5. Research on Human Subjects -- Dead or Alive
Section 1. Authorship
Section 2. Intellectual Property
Section 3. Mentor Relations
Section 4. Research on Animals and Humans
Section 5. Compromising Research
Section 1. Laboratory Management of Research
Section 2. Mentor Responsibilites
Section 3. Integrity in Research
Section 4. Human Subjects Research
Section 5. Policy Issues
Section 1. Research with Human and Animal Subjects
Section 2. Mentor/Faculty Responsibilities
Section 3. Mutual Responsibilities in Collaborative Research
Section 4. Authorship
Section 5. Professional Responsibilities in Consulting
Section 6. Multiple Roles of Public Scientists
Section 1. Research on Humans
Section 2. The Use of Animals
Section 3. Authorship
Section 4. Relationships in the Lab
Section 5. Scientists' Social Responsibilities
Section 1. Faculty Responsibilities
Section 2. Collegial Relations and Research Collaboration
Section 3. Authorship
Section 4. Managing Grants
Section 5. Research on Animals
Section 6. Research in Industry
Section 7. Data and Subject Confidentiality