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WEB RESOURCES ON SCIENTIFIC ETHICS

The following World Wide Web links address various aspects of scientific ethics.  Users should remember that some free resources on the World Wide Web are provided primarily for advertisement and editorial comment.  The quality and accuracy of the information is quite variable, depending on the source.  We have made no attempt to verify all the information, but these sites appear to be useful.

• Bioethics Resources on the Web - from NIH
• Codes of Ethics Online - from the Illinois Institute of Technology
• Copyright Basics - from the Library of Congress
• Copyright Law - an informal summary for the United States (Ronald B. Standler)
• Computers: Responsible Use - an example from Cornell University
• Ethics Updates - theory, applications, resources - from the University of San Diego
• On Being a Scientist - from the National Academy of Sciences - ASSIGNMENT
• Secrecy in Science - 1999 AAAS colloquium
• Statement of Ethics - from the Crop Science Society of America  - ASSIGNMENT
• Teaching Research Ethics - from Indiana University
• University Standards and Policies - an example from Cornell University

Last updated 21 January 2002.

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