Maintaining My Scientific Integrity: When Should I Blow the Whistle?

Author(s)
Paul DeLeo
Parent Collection
OEC Webinars
Publisher
Online Ethics Center
Year
2023
DOI
https://doi.org/10.18130/nq6h-6102
Rights
Use of Materials on the OEC
Discipline(s)
Engineering
Life and Environmental Sciences
Topics
Whistleblowing
Ethics and Society
Multimedia
License
CC BY 2.0
Description

In this webinar, Dr. DeLeo explores recent whistleblower allegations within federal regulatory agencies as a case study on the handling of internal scientific controversies. He provides examples of approaches for addressing scientific differences of opinion and context for considering whether internal processes are sufficient or necessitate “blowing the whistle.”

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Citation
Paul DeLeo. . Maintaining My Scientific Integrity: When Should I Blow the Whistle?. Online Ethics Center. DOI:https://doi.org/10.18130/nq6h-6102. https://onlineethics.org/cases/oec-webinars/maintaining-my-scientific-integrity-when-should-i-blow-whistle.