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Adventures in Ethics and Science

This is the blog where I muse on responsible conduct of scientific research, communication between scientists and non-scientists about the issues that matter to both camps, and teaching science and ethics.
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Funding scientific research that people "don't approve of".

Nov 4, 2009
At Bioephemera, Jessica Palmer notes a disturbing double standard:here's a huge double standard in the media, and in society in general, when it comes to drug abuse treatment. I spent two years as a AAAS Fellow at the National Institute on Drug Abuse,...

Responding to crises versus preventing them: what else can we do for the public schools?

Nov 3, 2009
In which I repeat what I said two years ago, because it seems even more relevant now (when state budgets have throttled school budgets and the current U.S. President has identified education as a national priority): Read the rest of this post......

DonorsChoose 2009 Social Media Challenge: How we did.

Nov 3, 2009
Hey ScienceBlogs readers: you rock! In a year where lots of folks are waiting for the signs of economic recovery to be manifest in their daily lives, and where public school budgets have been even more hard hit than they were a year ago, your...

Some tactics always stink.

Nov 2, 2009
Abel and Orac and Isis have recently called attention to the flak Amy Wallace had been getting for her recent article in WIRED Magazine, "An Epidemic of Fear: How Panicked Parents Skipping Shots Endangers Us All". The flak Wallace has gotten, as...

A bit peckish.

Oct 31, 2009
Is it too soon to dip into that bowl of "fun-size" candy bars while we wait for it to get dark? Read the comments on this post...


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