Introducing ethics to chemistry students in a “ R esearch E xperiences for U ndergraduates” (REU) program

Introducing ethics to chemistry students in a “ R esearch E xperiences for U ndergraduates” (REU) program

A three‐day ethics seminar introduced ethics to undergraduate environmental chemistry students in the Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program. The seminar helped students become sensitive to and understand the ethical and values dimensions of their work as researchers. It utilized a va...

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