Collaborative Research

Responsible Authorship: A module covering ethical issues that arise in publishing reseach individually, collaboratively, and as a student in various fields.
So You Wanted to be a Co-Author: A post-doctoral student is working with two professors on two projects that overlap. One of the professors wants to publish a paper without notifying the other professor.
Ownership of Knowledge and Graduate Education: A graduate student and a post-doctoral fellow work in a lab. The post-doc includes the graduate students experiments in a grant proposal.
When in Rome: Conventions in Assignment of Authorship: A Ph.D. student arranged collaborative research with a professor from another university. The professor and the student disagree on authorship convention for a paper the student is working on.
The Co-authoship Controversy: A graduate student goes to a lab in England to conduct experiments, she would like to be listed as a co-author on their publication.
Joint Authorship Of A Paper: This article discusses ethical issues involved when two engineers work together on a scientific paper.
Jack Fry's Interview: A post-doctoral student is interviewing for a university faculty position, he uses a graduate student's unpublished data at the interview.
The Temporary Post-Doc: A post-doctoral student begins work on a procedure that he believes led to the working solution after he has left; he wants to be acknowledged.