What is an example of dual use research?
One example is research into viruses and other pathogens. Scientists often create modified versions of dangerous viruses in laboratories to study how they behave in humans and animals, and ultimately how to fight them.
In which of these disciplines would you find potential for dual use of research?
Dual use research is most often identified with the area of life sciences, but it can be found in almost any discipline. Arts and humanities researchers have a responsibility to consider the ways in which their research might be used.
How many PhD or higher degree students applying for studentships or research posts have been found to misrepresent ie fabricate their personal publications in their CVs?
How many PhD or higher degree students applying for studentships or research posts have been found to misrepresent (i.e. fabricate) their personal publications in their CVs? Answer options: Around 1 in 10.
When should a publication’s author list be decided?
At the time of submission of a manuscript, journals require you to choose one of the authors as the corresponding author. The corresponding author is the one who receives all notifications from the journal including manuscript status, reviewers’ comments, and the final decision.
What is “dual use”?
The term “dual use” is often used to describe the types of items subject to the EAR. A “dual-use” item is one that has civil applications as well as terrorism and military or weapons of mass destruction (WMD)-related applications.
What is a dual-use item?
Dual-use items are goods, software and technology that can be used for both civilian and military applications. The EU controls the export, transit and brokering of dual-use items so the EU can contribute to international peace and security and prevent the proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD).
What is a dual use item under the ear?
A “dual-use” item is one that has civil applications as well as terrorism and military or weapons of mass destruction (WMD)-related applications. The precise description of what is “subject to the EAR” is in § 734.3, which does not limit the EAR to controlling only dual-use items.
What if there is a concern about dual use issues?
If there is concern about dual use issues, the matter is referred to the NIH Deputy Director for Intramural Research’s Dual Use Committee