Deontology, integrity and ethics for research
Training objectives: Make researchers aware of ethics, scientific fraud, and social responsibility through a transversal training program.
The next training session starts on December 1st, 2023. It will be given in French.
Description of the training: 5 modules of 2 hours each, led by one or two speakers. Each module will address specific content through historical-conceptual courses and the case study methodology. Half of the time in each module will be devoted to discussion and exchange with doctoral students. This training has an interdisciplinary vocation, with a strong emphasis on the structural and contingent factors of a scientific, social, economic, and political nature that influence scientific integrity, deontology, and ethics in research.
Program:
- Friday, December 1, 2023, 9-11 am
Science and standards. Introduction
Philippe Huneman (research director at IHPST – CNRS/Université Paris I Sorbonne)
Questions about human genetics
Catherine Bourgain (director of the research Centre for Medicine, Science, Health, Mental Health and Society) - Friday, December 1, 2023, 11-1 pm
The researcher’s ethos. Perspectives
Justin Smith (professor of history and philosophy of science at Université Paris Cité) - Friday, December 1, 2023, 2-4 pm
What is academic freedom? Disputatio, academic standards, scientific vices and virtues
Bruno Andreotti (Physics professor at Université Paris Cité)
Considerations on scientific publication
David Larrousserie (scientific journalist at ‘Le Monde’ newspaper) - Friday, December 8, 2023, 9-11 am
Teaching with GPT: ethical and practical issues
Jean Pierre Berthet (director of digital affairs at Sciences Po) - Friday, December 8, 2023, 11-1 pm
The formation of the researcher’s figure
Arnaud Saint Martin (researcher at the European Centre for Sociology and Political Science)
Scientific integrity and organoids
Jacques Haiech (honorary professor of biotechnology at the Université de Strasbourg)
Target audience: PhD students, researchers, and scientific staff at all levels
Location: rooms 415B and 311B, la Halle aux Farines, Campus des Grands Moulins
Registration:
For Université Paris Cité PhD students: Amethis (until November 23, 2023)
Others: LimeSurvey (until November 30, 2023)
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