PH 700 Responsible and Ethical Conduct of Research

This course is part of a campus-wide series that provides training in professional research conduct and is required of all Dartmouth MS & PhD students. PH700 covers issues regarding the responsible and ethical conduct of biomedical research, including topics in professionalism, authorship, mentoring, data collection, and rigor and reproducibility in the practice of science. The current curriculum was developed by the Graduate Studies Office in collaboration with the Ethics Institute at Dartmouth. In five live sessions in the fall term, graduate training faculty meet with small groups of first-year graduate students and postdoctoral fellows to facilitate discussions on ethical dilemmas that biomedical scientists may encounter in their careers. Case studies will be used to provide a framework for discussions on ethical issues occurring in scientific research.

0.10 Dartmouth units: (CT, NC)

*Core Requirement for Residential MS and PhD 

Offered: Fall (2nd half) - Friday 9:00 am - 11:00 am

Instructor

Alex Thorngren