41. National Council On Ethics In Human Research The mission of the National Council on ethics in Human research is to advance the protection and promotion of the wellbeing of human participants in http://www.ncehr-cnerh.org/english/home.php

Upcoming Events Communiqué List Serv Web Forum ... Careers NCEHR is a national organization mandated t o advance the protection and well-being of human participants in research and to foster high ethical standards for the conduct of research involving humans. NCEHR site Google AltaVista Search.com Welcome to the National Council on Ethics in Human Research The National Council on Ethics in Human Research (NCEHR) is a non governmental organization established in 1989 and incorporated in 2003. NCEHR is sponsored by: Canadian Institutes of Health Research; Health Canada; Interagency Advisory Panel on Research Ethics; and The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. NCEHR is composed of voluntary members interested in furthering its mission. To learn more about NCEHR, please

42. PRIM&R | Membership Join us today and connect with these and many others who are part of the world’s premier research ethics organization! Current members http://www.primr.org/membership

Member Login About Us Welcome Board of Directors ... Home > Membership Membership membership benefits , which include members-only website resources, discounted fees for , a mentoring program , and a monthly e-newsletter .  If you’re not sure where you fit, explore the different categories of membership membership community includes professionals representing human research protection programs, institutional animal care and use committees, and institutional biosafety programs, as well as researchers, institutional officials, government personnel, advocates, ethicists, policy makers, pharmaceutical and biotechnology leaders, and attorneys.  Join us today and connect with these and many others who are part of the world’s premier research ethics organization! membership orientation Questions? Please contact us via  e-mail  or telephone at 617.423.4112, ext. 216.  Thank you! BECOME A MEMBER Members Only EVENTS CALENDAR SIGN UP FOR OUR MAILING LIST In memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., we'd like to share with you some of his powerful words. "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.  We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny.

43. ISSCR :: Public : Perspective : Ethics Of Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research ethics is a conversation about questions. In that conversation, everyone has a place. We all have moral intuitions. Concerning embryonic stem cell research, http://www.isscr.org/public/ethics.htm

The Basics Beyond the Basics Perspective Glossary ... ISSCR Homepage The Ethics of Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research By Louis Guenin As a public service, the ISSCR provides this page to assist readers who wish to inquire into the moral debate concerning embryonic stem cell research. Introduction: Thinking About Ethics Ethics is not a specialized body of knowledge. Ethics is a conversation about questions. In that conversation, everyone has a place. We all have moral intuitions. Concerning embryonic stem cell research, the question that we face takes a familiar form: does the end justify the means? In some moral situations, one or more of us might answer that question in the affirmative. For example, someone might conclude that the end of teaching lifelong lessons to a child justifies imposing discipline as a means. In other situations, it may seem that the end does not justify the means. Most of us would not approve of robbing a bank as a means to the end of helping the poor. Moral Treatment of Embryos In the case of embryonic stem cell research, the end that scientists hope to achieve is the relief of human suffering. That this is a humanitarian and worthy end is not in dispute. The controversy is about the means, namely, the consumption of donated embryos. More particularly, embryonic stem cell research and therapy would use donated embryos that, by virtue of donor instructions, will never enter a uterus. Is it permissible to use those means to that end? Ancient religious texts provide little guidance. The ancients did not understand embryology, did not imagine that scientists might create and nurture what we now understand as embryos in the laboratory. Nor can we get an answer from laboratory experiments. There is no test for whether an embryo is a person. Instead we are left to our own devices, to our own moral reasoning.

44. Ethics Of Human Subject Research Ethical theory and principles are introduced, followed by a brief history of research ethics. Topics covered in lectures and moderated discussions include http://ocw.jhsph.edu/courses/EthicsHumanSubjectResearch/

JHSPH HOME OCW HOME ABOUT OCW OCW IMAGE LIBRARY ... Send feedback about OCW or this course. del.icio.us JHSPH OpenCourseWare Ethics of Human Subject Research Ethics of Human Subject Research Vaccine trials are governed by research ethics, such as informed consent and privacy. Staff Instructor: Holly Taylor Originally Offered Spring 2005 Offered By Health Policy and Management Description Ethics of Human Subject Research (2 credits) is offered by the Department of Health Policy and Management and the Distance Education Division, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and The Phoebe R. Berman Bioethics Institute, Johns Hopkins University. The course introduces students to the ethics of human subject research. Ethical theory and principles are introduced, followed by a brief history of research ethics. Topics covered in lectures and moderated discussions include informed consent for research participation, role and function of institutional review boards, just selection of research subjects, ethical aspects of study design, and privacy and confidentiality. Student evaluation will be based on participation in moderated discussions, an informed consent exercise and written case analysis. OCW offers a snapshot of the content used in courses offered by JHSPH. OCW materials are not for credit towards any degrees or certificates offered by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

45. Albert Einstein College Of Medicine: A research ethics course presented by Dr. Ruth Macklin, Professor of bioethics in the department of Epidemiology and Social Medicine. http://www.aecom.yu.edu/crtp/resethics/

AECOM Home Site Map Research Ethics Course Research Ethics Course by Ruth Macklin, Ph.D. Bioethics   Ruth Macklin, Ph.D. is a Professor of Bioethics in the Department of Epidemiology and Population Health at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. This site has details of Dr. Macklin's course - Embedding Ethics in a Training Program in Clinical Research Methods Training Program introduces A Training Program in Research Ethics in the Americas , announced November, 2000. Complete details and an application form are available at Dr. Macklin's personal site. You can access Dr. Macklin's site via a link on the Training Program page, or by clicking on her photo above. Ruth Macklin, Ph.D. Department of Epidemiology and Population Health Albert Einstein College of Medicine 1300 Morris Park Avenue Bronx, NY 10461 Tel: 718-430-3574 Fax: 718-430-8780 Macklin@aecom.yu.edu MyNA Creations CRTP Home About AECOM ... Grant Writing Course Schedule

46. Research Ethics: Research Involving Human Participants | Rights And Rules A list of further guidelines and codes of practice is available from the Secretary to the University research ethics Committee (see below). http://students.shu.ac.uk/rightsrules/resethics1.html

Rights and Rules SHU regulations and codes Academic Calendar SHU regulations and codes ... Partnership in Learning Up-to-date regulations Regulations can change during the year - the latest version will always be the one here under Rights and Rules. Please make sure that you are consulting the current version. Printing Remember: Important information may be included in other sections, so check before printing. Research ethics: 1. Research involving human participants 1 Coverage Any research undertaken by staff or students of the University which involves direct contact with patients or healthy participants, whether clinical, biomedical or social research, or the secondary use of existing human and animal materials or specimens, should be subject to ethical review. Responsibility for undertaking the review will depend on the nature of the research. Such review includes research undertaken by undergraduate or post-graduate students as well as research projects carried out by academic staff.

47. SHiPS || Research Ethics Topics on research ethics range from human experimentation and animal experimentation to fraud, misuse of data, whistleblowing, and the very topics of http://www1.umn.edu/ships/ethics/research.htm

SHiPS Research Ethics RESOURCE CENTER Topics on research ethics range from human experimentation and animal experimentation to fraud, misuse of data, whistleblowing, and the very topics of research itself (e.g., weapons, unsafe products). Classroom Case Studies Historical Case Studies Questions Resources ... Essays Classroom Case Studies (from Frances Vandervoort): In the Shadow of Pulsars Being Scooped by Your Own Work A "Doctored" Doctorate? Preempting Theft of Data ... Science for Who? (from Jon Fiorella): Using Nazi Data Renegade Research? Historical Case Studies Nazi medical experiments and Document F321 from the Nuremberg Council The Tuskegee syphilis experiments -with resonances in AIDS testing in Africa ? (with further comments Human Radiation Experiments (U.S. Dept. of Energy) or peruse copy of the Final Report (1996) Questions Competition, Credit, Lying and Stealing in Science Resources Nat'l Acad. of Sci. highlights integrity "On Being a Scientist" National Academy of Science "On Being a Scientist" AAAS Scientific Freedom, Responsibility and Law Program (Directorate for Science and Policy Programs) U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services Office of Research Integrity (ORI)

48. Internet Research Ethics “In the analysis of the ethical problems of online research, there is much to be learned from the work that has already been been done on research ethics in http://ethicsportfolio.blogspot.com/

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?targetBlogID=20895248"); Internet Research Ethics "Research on the internet is valuable, not only because it can provide insight into a new and important communication channel, but also because the net opens up the possibility to study known phenomena in new ways." - from the Research ethics guidelines for internet research Monday, March 20, 2006 Dying for the Internet A Cuban writer is on a hunger to protest the censorship the Cuban government has placed on the Internet. Click here to view the video from CNN: http://www.cnn.com/video/partners/clickability/index.html?url=/video/tech/2006/03/17/newman.cuba.internet.cnn Some people will go to great lengths to protest what they believe in. This censorship is similar to what the Chinese government is doing with Google. This censorship causes the digital divide to increase even more. posted by Natalie Young @ 2:05 PM 2 comments Friday, March 10, 2006

49. Online Ethics Home Ideas, teaching advice, research,and other pedagogical information about incorporating ethics into the engineering classroom at every level. http://www.onlineethics.org/

THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING Online Ethics Center Skip Navigation Education Employment and Legal Issues Professional Practice ... Skip Highlights Highlights ETHICS CASE DISCUSSIONS WEBFORUM NOW OPEN The Webforum is a place to discuss ethically significant problem situations that may arise in any area of ... READ MORE NEW NAE ENGINEERING ETHICS CENTER A gift from Harry E. Bovay Jr. has allowed the NAE to launch the Engineering Ethics Center. READ MORE URL CHANGES The URLs for internal pages have changed on this new site. The search function will help you find any page ... READ MORE ETHICS CODES AND GUIDELINES Read guidelines and codes of ethics from professional societies from several countries. READ MORE On Education Ideas, teaching advice, research,and other pedagogical information about incorporating ethics into the engineering classroom at every level. Safety and the Environment Essays and articles, cases, guidelines, and reference materials related to environmental issues (including sustainability) and safety concerns. Professional Practice An extensive section with a large number of essays and articles, as well as sets of cases, discussions, and ethical guidelines bearing on the various professional responsibilities of engineers.

50. Begin Research Ethics This is a course in research ethics for graduate students, technicians, postdocs, faculty and others who must seek training in research ethics. http://www.unmc.edu/ethics/start.html

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51. ESRC Society Today - ESRC Announces A New Research Ethics Framework ESRC has announced a new research ethics Framework (REF) for social science research. The dignity, rights and welfare of research participants are core http://www.esrcsocietytoday.ac.uk/ESRCInfoCentre/opportunities/research_ethics_f

@import "/ESRCInfoCentre/includes/content.css"; Skip Navigation Accessibility Welcome To ESRC Society Today Access tools: A A A Access tools: A A A Home ... Register and get the latest ESRC news to your inbox Search: ESRC corporate content Selected external sites Major investment sites ALL Advanced Search Log On Register What type of user are you? GENERAL PUBLIC ACADEMIC PUBLIC SECTOR THIRD SECTOR ... BUSINESS Where am I? Home Funding Opportunities Research Ethics Framework Research Ethics Framework ESRC Research Ethics Framework (PDF) Letter from ESRC Chief Executive, Professor Ian Diamond, to Universities about implementation of Research Ethics Framework (July 2005) (PDF) Background to the project which led to the Framework, further links to ethics resources from around the world, and downloadable discussion papers (external link) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) (PDF) Research Ethics Workshops - November/December 2005 ESRC has announced a new Research Ethics Framework (REF) for social science research. The dignity, rights and welfare of research participants are core criteria. The Framework takes formal effect from 1 January 2006. After that date, ESRC will only fund research where consideration has been given to ethical implications, and in those institutions where appropriate arrangements are in place. The Framework will therefore have implications for applicants to ESRC, research ethics committees within HEIs and for those assessing research proposals. The Research Ethics Framework document is in two parts. The first part provides an overview, the second part which follows provides more detailed policy guidelines and gives some background context and explains how it will work in practice. It also includes some illustrative case studies.

52. Internet Research Ethics While these limitations may be relatively restrictive in light of the larger dialogue about ethics and research, they are nevertheless vast and influential http://www.nyu.edu/projects/nissenbaum/ethics_wal_full.html

Research Ethics in Internet-Enabled Research: Human Subjects Issues and Methodological Myopia Joseph B. Walther Department of Communication Cornell University 336 Kennedy Hall Ithaca, NY 14853-4203 USA he widespread use of the Internet provides new vantage points from which to observe conventional behavior, views of new kinds of behavior, and new tools with which to observe it all. Accompanying these opportunities come two specific concerns about research approaches: how new research methods using the Internet may or may not affect the ethical protections to which human subjects are entitled, and the validity of data collected using the Internet. In some cases, these issues converge: Presuming that research must hold promise of advancing knowledge in order to justify any intrusion on human subjects, Dr. Jeffrey Cohen of the U.S. National Institutes of Health’s (NIH) former Office for Protection from Research Risks is quoted as saying, "Research that is invalid has no benefit…(a)nd if there’s no benefit at all, any inconvenience to subjects isn’t worth it" (Azar, 2000, p. 51). The issues, and debates over them, are beginning to take public form. They occupy sessions in many fields and association meetings (e.g. The Association of Internet Researchers), and are starting to appear in some journals (e.g.

53. Home Keywords. National Patient Safety Agency National research ethics Service The National research ethics Service works with colleagues in the http://www.nres.npsa.nhs.uk/

Skip to content NPSA home Site Map contact us ... A Search our Site Keywords Home About us News and publications REC community ... Useful links Facilitating and promoting ethical research The National Research Ethics Service works with colleagues in the UK to maintain a UK-wide system of ethical review that protects the safety, dignity and well being of research participants, whilst facilitating and promoting ethical research within the NHS. Applicants If you are an applicant or sponsor please see our guidance on the requirements for ethical review, how to apply for ethical approval and what the requirements are after review. Patients and the Public General NRES information for patients and members of the public on the National Research Ethics Service and ethical review. REC Community Information for Chairs, members and Co-ordinators of NHS Research Ethics Committees. NRES Announcements Central Allocation System (CAS) unavailable on 23 January Integrated Research Application System (IRAS) to be launched Senior Research Ethics Service Managers (Various locations) Further Researcher Training Days to be held ... Freedom of Information

54. Ethics Resource Center: Celebrating 85 Years Of Ethics Surveying And Research This research is the US benchmark on ethics in the workplace, based on a nationally representative survey of more than 3000 employees across the country. http://www.ethics.org/

Site Map Home Contact Us Search: About ERC Program Evaluation Research Character Development ... Online Store Quick Links NBES ERC President's Council ERC Fellows Program ERC Partners ... ERC in the News ERC In the News Washington, DC - October 30, 2007 Members Join PCAOB Advisory Group August 2, 2007 Employees Grade Their Company's Ethics ERC News Releases Washington, D.C., November 28, 2007 Ethics Risk Landscape Just As Treacherous Washington, D.C. - August 31, 2007 Labor Day Ethics Check 85th Anniversary Sponsor More Information Subscribe to the Ethics Today Newsletter Current Ethics Today Issue: Season's Greetings from ERC Vol. 6, Issue 1 (20 Dec 2007) Browse Ethics Today ... Archives Coming January 29, 2008 - The National Government Ethics Survey (NGES) ERC is pleased to announce a January 29th release of its first-ever National Government Ethics Survey. NGES is the second in a series of three reports focusing on employee perceptions of ethics in the three main sectors of the American workplace. If you would like to sign up to be made aware of upcoming events surrounding the release of the NGES, please click here.

55. Research Ethics Class: The Spread | CultureCat The following is an attempt to collect and capture all the questions we ve been discussing in my research ethics class. Obviously, I ve been assigning http://culturecat.net/node/1229

@import "/files/css/76456f9865ac83ee8006caee882a4ad0.css"; Main Menu News Aggregator CV Search Archives Older Archives ... CiteULike Search General AKMA Alas, a Blog All Girl Army Bitch. Ph.D. ... Wolfangel Rhetoric 2 Board Alley A Delicate Boy Brendan Riley cbd ... vitia Free Commons Academic Commons Copyfight Creative Commons Weblog Free Culture Blog ... Napsterization Creative Commons License Clancy Ratliff. All work on this site, unless otherwise noted, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 license. This kind of license is also referred to as copyleft Home Research Ethics Class: The Spread Submitted by Clancy on 31 January 2007 - 11:26pm. ethics The following is an attempt to collect and capture all the questions we've been discussing in my research ethics class. Obviously, I've been assigning reading outside of rhetoric and composition/technical communication, but that's definitely coming later. These questions come out of the bibliography below and The Belmont Report . There is also the interesting question of whether considering all these questions, even if they're only marginally applicable (or not at all) to one's research, makes the study better more intellectually substantial and rigorous or, one could argue, are most of these questions just not all that important for research in rhetoric and composition/technical communication? Isn't it enough just to get IRB approval? (This is a sincere question.) Oh, and I feel that I should point out what has become a chorus in these readings: Researchers should keep a journal about the ethical questions and issues that arise and reflect on these.

56. BUBL LINK: Research Ethics Subjects computer ethics, freedom and privacy, research ethics DeweyClass 004 Subjects research ethics, scientific research worldwide DeweyClass 170 http://bubl.ac.uk/link/r/researchethics.htm

BUBL LINK Catalogue of Internet Resources Home Search Subject Menus Countries ... Z Research ethics Titles Descriptions Applied Ethics Resources Computers and Academic Freedom Top Level Archive Dartmouth College Ethical, Legal and Social Issues in Science ... Vetscape Veterinary Internet Network Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk Applied Ethics Resources Resources on business ethics, biomedical ethics, computer and information ethics, media ethics, professional ethics, science and technology ethics. Author: MacDonald, Chris Subjects: business ethics, computer ethics, medical ethics, research ethics, social ethics DeweyClass: Resource type: index Computers and Academic Freedom Top Level Archive An electronic library of information relating to computers and issues of academic freedom. Author: Electronic Frontier Foundation Subjects: computer ethics, freedom and privacy, research ethics DeweyClass: Resource type: document collection Dartmouth College Welcome to Dartmouth, a private, four-year liberal arts institution that has been at the forefront of American higher education since 1769. A member of the Ivy League, Dartmouth is a superb undergraduate residential college with the intellectual character of a university, featuring thriving research and first-rate graduate and professional programs. This unique combination creates a highly personal learning environment for our exceptional students and faculty. Author: Dartmouth College Subjects: business ethics, medical ethics, moral philosophy, research ethics

57. Teaching Chemical Ethics Resource guide aimed at the university educator who wants to incorporate research ethics education into chemistry course(s). From the Duke University http://library.duke.edu/research/subject/guides/chemical-ethics/

Skip to Main Content Hours Directions About ... Researching by Subject / Chemical Ethics Scope Chemical Ethics Teaching Chemical Ethics Anne Langley , Subject Librarian anne.langley@duke.edu Introduction to Field Table of Contents Teaching Chemical Ethics Subject Headings and Browsing Areas Policy Resources Dictionaries and Encyclopedias Core Texts ... Researching by Subject Last modified July 5, 2007 2:00:31 PM EDT Use and Reproduction Privacy Report Web Site Problems Contact Us ... Duke.edu Unless otherwise specified on this page, this work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License

58. OpenSeminar | Research Ethics ADMI 6005 Special Topics research ethics for Business and Professional Students POSTDOCS research ethics for Postdoctoral Fellows http://openseminar.org/ethics/

Skip to main content Research Ethics Welcome to the OpenSeminar in Research Ethics ALREADY SEEN THIS PAGE? Scroll down to see new options. Students You are welcome to take this course free of charge. Click on Student Entrance , then follow this path: 1. Select your institution: Open to everyone 2. Select your professor: Gary Comstock 3. Select your course: OPEN: Research Ethics Instructors Teach this course free of charge. Customize your section by adding your own selection of readings. To request your section, email David Edelman at dgedelma@ncsu.edu. Include your department, institution, course title, department designator, term offered, and anticipated number of students. We look forward to your joining us. Student Entrance Choose your instructor and course Guest Entrance Browse all modules and materials Instructor Entrance Edit your course 1. Select your institution Reset North Carolina State University Open to everyone University of Wisconsin University of Tennessee ... ORI 2. Select your professor Reset Chi Archibong Robin Liles Keith Schimmel 2. Select your professor

59. Interagency Advisory Panel On Research Ethics Interagency Advisory Panel on research ethics Government of Canada. Skip All Menus Skip First Menu. Spacer Image, Spacer Image. Spacer, Spacer Image http://pre.ethics.gc.ca/english/policystatement/policystatement.cfm

Tri-Council Policy Statement: Ethical Conduct for Research Involving Humans Tri-Council Policy Statement: Ethical Conduct for Research Involving Humans (PDF, 419 KB) Notice: Effective 2003, the electronic version of the TCPS constitutes the official version of the policy document The updates of May 2000 September 2002 and October 2005 have been integrated into both the text and appendices of the electronic versions (HTML and PDF). Please cite this document as follows: Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, Tri-Council Policy Statement: Ethical Conduct for Research Involving Humans. 1998 (with 2000, 2002 and 2005 amendments). To view updates individually, go to the Updates page. Subscribe to receive future updates to the TCPS. HTML Version: Catalogue Number: MR21-18/2005E ISBN: 0-662-40237-5 Important Notices Contents: Introduction Goals of the Policy A. Mandate of the Agencies

60. UCSD Research Affairs Home Page Animal Care Animal Welfare Contracts and Grants research ethics Govt. UC San Diego Undergraduate s research Makes New York Times’ Top Science http://research.ucsd.edu/

Account Search Query Go Advanced Find People Query Search Faculty/Staff Students Global Navigation HOME POLICIES TOOLS TRAINING var currPage = "Home"; document.write(getBreadCrumb(currPage)); UCSD Map of Research UCSD Student Research Videos Schools and Divisions ORUs ... Contact News and Announcements December 20, 2007 A Joint Senate-Administration Taskforce has recently examined ORU structures and processes and released a report to campus for consideration. View Report September 4, 2007 Chancellor's Update on UC San Diego Environment and Sustainability Initiative (ESI) Mission Statement and Principles Promote a culture of responsible cutting-edge scholarship, innovation, collaboration and communication. Principles • Foster research across disciplines to promote rigorous inquiry and academic excellence. • Create opportunities and promote global awareness and support for the University research mission. • Enhance the research experience through effective stewardship of resources, policies, and compliance. • Develop tools and training to improve research administration.

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