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Kalle Jingying Wangshu Lu Ethics making choices Morality and ethics are related to choice Importance of Tech and Sci Importance of Ethics Introduction Fabrication amp falsification making up or altering ID: 285068

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Group 6, Simon, Kalle, Jingying, Wangshu, Lu

Ethics, making choicesSlide2

Morality and ethics are related to choice. *Importance of Tech and Sci

Importance of Ethics

IntroductionSlide3

Fabrication & falsification: making up or altering daTA

Case study:

DNA evidence can be

synthesized

very unethical: intentionally misconduct the judgment

DNA testing

widely

used,

thought to be

flawless:

very brave

and ethical to

admit

possible disturbance

Ethical to be

responsible for what we are doing and

be

aware of what kind of mistakes may happen in the process

Critical

thinking should be

a large part of scientific ethicsSlide4

More common?Many studies irreproducibleCommonly poorly thought trough and/or executed

On purpose or not?

“most scientists are not statisticians”

Pick methodology to reach publishable resultsFocus on publishing

Publishing norms emphasize novel positive results

BAD METHODOLOGYSlide5

Luxury JournalsBiggest rewards for flashiest work

Predatory Journals

Acceptance is the norm, not the exception

Representation of Science

RetractedSlide6

Responsibility of ScienceUniversityPh. D education JournalLaw makers

Individual researcher

Discussion