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LINK: Integrity in Scientific Research
LINK: The Lab
LINK: Lab Act UCDavis
LINK: Syracuse Video vignettes
LINK: Movie Club - Science and Ethics relevant films!
LINK:Time to Rethink How We Conduct Science
LINK: Vox The 7 biggest problems facing science 2016
The Daily Show with John Stewart - Weathering Fights - Science - Whats it up to?
LINK: Reproducible Research Initiative at EPFL
LINKS: Responsible Conduct in Research
LINK: Interview with John Ioannidis
DROPBOX: Student Presentations
Resources for Research Ethics Education
THE LAB: Avoiding Research Misconduct
LINKS: General Research Ethics Sites
General Ethics of Science Biotechnology
LINK: State of Academic Research Now
LINKS: Animals in Research
LINK: Nature Special - Animal Research - Anatomy of a Conflict
EPFL student's note circulated 9.2013
READING: Record Keeping
Electronic Record Keeping
READING: Design of Experiments and Data Analysis
LINK: outlier analysis
LINKS: animal experiment design
LINKS: On Millikan's Oil Drop Experiment
Psychology Journal bans Significance Testing
LINKS: EPFL courses for Experimental Design and Statistics
LINKS: Nature Methods' Web Collection of Statistics for Biologists
LINKS: Data Management
EPFL Whistleblower Policies and Procedures
EPFL Guidelines
READING: Misconduct
LINKS: Misconduct
LINKS: Open movements in reproducible science
LINK: Nature Special-Challenges in Irreproducible Research
LINK: Why Most Published Research Findings are False
LINKS: Plaigiarism
LINK: Cost of Irreproducible Research
Why failure to replicate findings can actually be good for science
Wakefield Retraction - autism and vaccines
LINK: Challenges in Irreproducible Research
LINK: 2017 NYTimes Science Needs a Solution for the Temptation of Positive Results
LINKS: Research Mentoring
READING: Mentoring
LINK: networking tips from Nature Jobs
READING: Collaboration
How to lead effective meetings
LINKS: Authorship and Review
READING: Authorship and Peer Review
LINK: EPFL site on citations
LINK: Nature Special - The Future of Publishing
BIG DATA and data sharing
LINKS: Open Access
LINK: Nature debate: Peer Review
LINKS: Where to Publish Negative Results
LINKS: Publication Bias
LINK: Publisher Monopoly
READING: Open Access and Open Science
READING: Publishing
Committee on Publication Ethics
PubPub - Open Publishing
SHERPA/RoMEO
Overleaf
LINKS: EPFL/UNIL Scientific Writing Courses
CASES: Industry and Academia
READING: Conflict of Interest
LINKS: Conflict of Interest
LINK: What Happens When Underperforming Big Ideas in Research Become Entrenched?
READING: IP and Tech Transfer
LINKS: Basics of Patents and Technology Transfer
LINKS: Patents in the Life Sciences
LINKS: What can be Patented?
LINKS: Authorship vs Inventorship
CASES: IP and Tech Transfer
LINKS: Pharmaceutical Patents and the Generic Drug Industry
LINKS: Material Transfer Agreements
LINK: the TRIPS Agreement
READING: Human Subjects
EPFL and other Guidelines
READING: Privacy and Genetic Data
READING: Personalized Medicine
READING: Stem Cell Research
READING: Tissue and Organ Donation
LINKS: Privacy and Genetic Data
LINKS: Alternatives to Big Pharma for Global Health Issues
LINKS: Vaccine Ethics
LINKS: Stem Cells
LINK: Henrietta's Tumor
LINK: EPFL Human Research Ethics Committe
Whose Tissue is This?
LINKS: BRCA genetic testing
LINK: Regulatory and Ethics Working Group of the Global Alliance for Genomics and Health
LINKS: Privacy and Confidentiality - overview
San People of South Africa Issue Code of Ethics for Researchers Read more: http://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/san-people-south-africa-issue-code-ethics-researchers
READING: Media Relations
READING: Art and Science
READING: Synthetic and Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Biology
READING: H5N1 Viral Engineering Scare
Open Science
READING: Future of Science
READING: Science and Impacts on Society
LINKS: media relations
LINKS: Science and art DIYbio citizen science biohacking
LINK: Nature Special -Mutant Flu
LINK: Nature Specials - The New Map of Science
LINK: NYTimes on Dolly
LINK: Opening Science
LINKS: New Models of Science
LINKS: Germ Line Engineering
Biopolicy Wiki
LINKS: Brain-Machine Interfaces
LINKS: Future of Science
READING: Gene Editing
LINKS: Synthetic Biology
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