SHELDON KRIMSKY
Professor of Urban
& Environmental Policy & Planning
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This project titled "Corrupted Science" was developed as part of a series of lectures that explores the disengagement of science from its ethical roots, resulting in a loss of honesty, integrity, objectivity, autonomy, and public confidence.
A
series of power point presentations highlight the corrupting influences
on scientific practice. This site grew out of the research for the book
Science
in the Private Interest (Rowman & Littlefield Pub., 2003).
This project is supported by the Common Benefit Litigation Expense Trust.
Outline of Presentations:
NOTE: These slide shows can be accessed with Internet Explorer.
Other browsers may have difficulty reading the site. If you have difficulty
accessing the site with your browser, choose the following PDF alternatives.
PP 1:
Historical
Background: Web
slides | PDF
Policies supporting the breakdown of sector boundaries between academia and the commercial world
PP2:
Corporate
Influence in Academic Science: Web
slides | PDF
PP3:
Withholding
Information: Web
slides | PDF
Is secrecy in science on the rise?
PP4:
Ghostwriting:
Web slides
| PDF
Can we be certain that the name on an article is the author?
PP5:
Funding
Effect in Science: Web
slides | PDF
Does private sponsorship of research bias the outcome?
PP6:
Scientific
Journals and Conflict of Interest: Web
slides | PDF
How are science journals responding to author conflict of interest?
PP7:
Ethics
and Science Advisory Committees: Web
slides | PDF
How do government rules address conflicts of interest of scientists serving on federal advisory committees?
PP8:
Conflict
of Interest within Government Science: Web
slides | PDF
What ethical rules govern scientists serving within government agencies?
PP9:
Government
and Professional Society Reports and Documents on Conflict of Interest:
Web slides
| PDF
PP10:
Investigative
Media Reports on Academic Industry Relations: Web
slides | PDF
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