Ethical decision-making in bioscience firms

Article Abstract:

A survey of the ethical practices of bioscience firms has indicated that although most firms feature ethics in their mission statement or code of conduct, only few companies have actually made any formal efforts to assess how well these approaches are working. Biofirms should be more proactive in how ethical decision-making is incorporated into a company's culture.

Public affairs, Ethics, Surveys, Ethical aspects, Bioethics

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From bench to briefs

Article Abstract:

The intellectual-property law provides varied opportunities for the people who want to leave the lab but stay in science by focusing on its business and legal side through this law. Scientists can find intellectual-property work at university technology-transfer offices and technology-based companies.

Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Labor force information, Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Government regulation, Personnel administration, Patents & copyrights, Legal/Government Regulation, Scientists, Laws, regulations and rules, Recruiting, Employment, Intellectual property, Industry hiring, Intellectual property law

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