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Social responsibility, disciplinary moral identity, and not-so-value-free biomedical research(ers)

2023-03-31

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For the expanded concept of social responsibility promoted by several science policies, scientists ought to steer their research towards socially desirable ends and to consider not only the quantifiable harmful consequences of their work, but also the transformative impacts that innovation may have on society. Some science policy frameworks seek to implement a sense of social responsibility in science and technolo...

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35b419a9-2057-575b-81d3-9efd8f4c1a7a
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10.32388/oswb8g
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