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Ethics in Science: Case Studies in Research MisconductSpeaker: Meg McClellan Ethics in science has always been important, but as with business ethics, recent headline cases illustrate the importance of understanding what research misconduct is all about. Besides, it’s the law, and all researchers and support staff should know what the regulations say and how to apply them to specific situations. |
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