International ethics in chemistry : developing common values across cultures
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International ethics in chemistry : developing common values across cultures
(ACS symposium series)
Oxford University Press, 2022
- hbk.
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Developing international ethical standards and values
In our global scientific enterprise, we must reconcile cultural differences to share scientific information. This work explores ethical issues across chemistry, focusing on chemical organizations and researchers and how they establish policies and educational strategies for professional ethics. Chapters focus on intellectual property, codes of conduct, relationships with employers and government, and safety in the laboratory and workplace. By viewing both the past and future, readers will find
shared ethical best practices to address international challenges with enormous effects on human and planetary health.
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1: Introduction: Leading a Culture of Ethics in Chemistry, Kelly M. Elkins and Susan M. Schelble
Chapter 2: Social Responsibility as Part of Professional Ethics: The Australian Curriculum in Primary and Secondary School, Kieran Fergus Lim
Chapter 3: Integrating Social Justice into the Chemistry Curriculum: Setting the Ethical Foundation for Future Scientists, Robin E. Ford, Cameo Lyn West, Alicia McGhee, and Rebecca Lyn LaLonde
Chapter 4: Ethics of Cheating: Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Academic Honesty, Karlo M. Lopez and Danielle M. Solano
Chapter 5: Do Chemists Need Education in Professional Ethics? Lessons from Engineering, Michael C. Loui
Chapter 6: Ethics of University Administration: How to End a Chemistry Program at an HSI in Five Easy Steps, Kristina G. Proctor
Chapter 7: Ethics of Data Sharing, Kelly M. Elkins
Chapter 8: Text Recycling in Chemistry Research: The Need for Clear and Consistent Guidelines, Cary Moskovitz
Chapter 9: Perspectives on Publishing: Peer Review, Impact, and Significance, Lawrence J. Berliner
Chapter 10: Authorship and Contributorship in Scientific Publications, Vikas Anand Saharan and Anupama Singh
Chapter 11: International Patent Ethical Issues: Inventorship, AI, Ownership, and Compensation, Kirby B. Drake
Chapter 12: Launching a New Chemical Product "at Risk": Ethical and Legal Considerations, Justin L. Krieger
Chapter 13: Progress of Ethical Issues in Science and Technology in South Korea, Choon H. Do
Chapter 14: Ethics and Forensic Science: Ethical Challenges for Forensic Scientists, Theresa M. DeAngelo
Chapter 15: History of Ethics in the American Chemical Society, Susan M. Schelble
Editors' Biographies
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