Collection Description

Research Ethics by Disciplines

Research Ethics by Disciplines is part of Globethics.net Educational Collections; it is focusing on main disciplines of research and related specific ethical concern.
References: CODEX, Centre for Research Ethics & Bioethics, BMC, Husarg. 3, Uppsala.
ORI, Introduction to the Responsible Conduct of Research.

Classification tree: Overview

EE1 Professional ethics
EE2 Human subjects research
EE3 Animal research
EE4 The humanities and social sciences
EE5 Natural sciences
EE6 Medical research
EE7 Genetics

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Classification tree: Details

EE1 Professional ethics
EE101 Reporting a researcher to ethical review board of the institution
EE102 Publishing research results
EE103 Being an expert
EE104 Discrimination
EE105 Handling research data & records
EE106 Loyalty and responsibilities to an employer
EE107 Misconduct in research
EE108 Ownership of research results
EE109 Patents
EE110 Appeals and codes
EE111 Professional ethics codes

EE2 Human subjects research
EE201 Research involving children
EE202 Research with registers
EE203 Informed consent
EE204 Handling personal information
EE205 Biobanks
EE206 Ethical Review of Research

EE3 Animal research

EE4 The humanities and social sciences
EE401 Culture Studies

EE5 Natural sciences
EE501 Research on forestry and agriculture
EE502 Chemical research etc.
EE503 Research and the environment
EE504 Dual use research

EE6 Medical research
EE601 Drug research, medical devices and laboratory practice
EE602 Stem cells
EE603 Ethical Review of Research
EE604 Biobanks

EE7 Genetics
EE701 Genetics in agriculture, forestry and food science
EE702 Biobanks
EE703 Gene patents

New Articles

	Research misconduct and publication ethics : a South African perspective 2021-01-12 Article By Ballyram, Raoul; Nienaber, A.G. (Annelize Gertruida) Research misconduct is a global problem that tarnishes the reputation of researchers and research institutions and inevitably compromises the independence, integrity and credibility of ...
	Seeing Humans in the Data: Ethical Blind Spots of Taiwan Academic Researchers in the Era of Behavioral Big Data 2021-01-05 Document By Fell, Jan; Shmueli, Galit; Greene, Travis; Wang, Jyun-Cheng;... The advent of Behavioral Big Data (BBD) has profoundly impacted research ethics. At the same time, academic disciplines with no experience in human subjects research increasingly make use of BBD datas...
	Improving Informed Consent for Novel Vaccine Research in a Pediatric Hospital Setting Using a Blended Research-Design Approach 2021-01-01 Article By Sally M. Jackson; Margherita Daverio; Silvia Lorenzo Perez; ... It is necessary to conduct Clinical Trials in children, including for novel vaccines. Children cannot legally provide valid consent, but can assent to research participation. Informed consent and asse...
	Lay persons’ perception of the requirements for research in emergency obstetric and newborn care 2021-01-01 Article By Dan Kabonge Kaye Abstract Background Factors that could potentially act as facilitators and barriers to successful recruitment strategies in perinatal clinical trials are not well documented. The objective was to asse...
	Implementing Responsible Research and Innovation 2021 Book By Wittrock, Christian; Forsberg, Ellen-Marie; Pols, Auke; Macn... This open access book offers a unique and practically oriented study of organisational and national conditions for implementing Responsible Research Innovation (RRI) policies and practices. It gives t...

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