ORI: Introduction to the Responsible Conduct of Research

As an “introduction,” ORI seeks to provide a practical overview of the rules, regulations, and professional practices that define the responsible conduct of research. The coverage is not exhaustive and leaves room for continued reading and discussion in the laboratory and classroom, at professional meetings, and in any other setting where researchers gather to discuss their work.Text by Nicholas H. Steneck, illustrations by David Zinn.

Table of Contents:

Message from the Secretary of Health and Human Services iii

Foreword ........................................................................................v

Preface...........................................................................................xi

Part I. Shared Values........................................................................ 1

1. Rules of the Road........................................................... 5

2. Research Misconduct ................................................... 19

Part II. Planning Research............................................................... 31

3. The Protection of Human Subjects................................. 35

4. The Welfare of Laboratory Animals ................................ 51

5. Conflicts of Interest...................................................... 67

Part III. Conducting Research........................................................... 83

6. Data Management Practices.......................................... 87

7. Mentor and Trainee Responsibilities............................. 103

8. Collaborative Research ............................................... 117

Part IV. Reporting and Reviewing Research ................................... 129

9. Authorship and Publication ......................................... 133

10. Peer review ............................................................... 147

Part V. Safe Driving and Responsible Research ............................ 159

Written primarily for researchers and research staff engaged in research supported by the Public Health Service but is applicable to scholarly research in general.

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Pavel wrote: "Excellent brief introduction to basic aspects of science ethics and guidelines for responsible behaviour, especially in natural and biomedical sciences. Helpful case studies and suggestions for further reading, though the latter need some updating. Every graduate student, postdoc and senior should read this book and keep it on his or her shelf for consulting."

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