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CSEPP announces 5-year collaboration with the National Academy of Engineering
NSF funds project in international research ethics and ethics of STEM
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
CSEPP will lead a group of 9 faculty to gather resources from international contributors on research ethics, the ethics of science and engineering, and the broader social responsibility of scientific practioners. This 5-year project will assist investigators at the National Academy of Engineering's Online Ethics Center. See this UDaily article for further details.
Science Cafe for Fall 2014
Thursday, October 2, 2014
Please join us at 5:30pm, at the Deer Park Tavern on Main St. in Newark, for these Science Cafe events:
October 2: Robin Andreasen and Heather Doty on "UD-ADVANCE: Advancing Women Faculty in the Sciences and Engineering"
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Latest Blog Posts
The Ethics of Dermatology
11:38 am, Jun 27, 2012
Guest Blogger: Sara Hines
June 17, 2012
With the emergence of superbugs in the news lately, the public has come to understand that antibiotics are supposed to be prescribed only when essential. I interpret this to mean “for more serious reasons than cosmetic appearance”.
Innovation through FIRST: How Robots Provide Hope for STEM Education
3:58 pm, Mar 7, 2012
By Guest Blogger, SEPP Undergraduate Contest Winner: Alexandria Murphy
In Opposition to Arctic Drilling
3:48 pm, Mar 7, 2012
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