Ethics: sending out the message

Article Abstract:

The NIH's requirement for formal instruction in ethical conduct for grant recipients in unfortunately necessary to make up for a lack of guidance in US graduate science programs. Students receive mixed messages from researchers' conduct and little instruction on obligations and ethical standards.

Editorial, Standards, Prevention, Research, Ethical aspects, Fraud in science, Science fraud, Science and ethics, Scientific ethics

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Women in forum: it's never too late to return to science

Article Abstract:

A forum on the difficulties women scientists face trying to resume their career after a few years off runs on Science's Next Wave Web site May 2-July 4, 1997. Reentry programs such as the one sponsored by the National Institutes of Health's Office of Research on Women's Health are a help.

Women, Employment, Working women, Women scientists, Reentry workers

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