The Department of Chemistry of The Bhawanipur Education Society College was taken an initiative to organize an online talk on the Ethics of Science. Ethics is a very important aspect of our daily life as well as in the scientific world. According to Edwin Grant Conklin, “Ethics has been well called the religion of science.”Scientific research has its own code of conduct which preserves the sanctity of this field. But these days scientific world is regularly shaken by the news of breaking the rules and stepping beyond the scientific ethics. Our distinguished speaker Dr. Rupali Gangopadhyay from the Department of Chemistry, Sister Nivedita University, Kolkata presented a very much informative and interesting lecture to the participants on the topic. The total numbers of participants were near about 60. The lecture described the categorization of frauds in science. Dr. Gangopadhyay cited a good number of examples of daring frauds and analyzes the category they belong. All such examples however do not present same type of misconduct and their causes and effects are also different. The filled up feedback forms of the webinar was received from the participants have made the event successful and the organizers are well satisfied that this webinar might be helpful to the students to enrich their idea of Scientific Ethics.
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500 plus students, the entire Board of Trustees and all the senior teachers holding hands to take the solemn pledge to donate blood; putting their hands on their hearts as they sang the National Anthem to reiterate the promise – one doesn’t get to witness such events in a hurry, going even by the Bhawanipur …
The College’s collective Vox Populi organised a debate session for the newbies! The students were given the topic “I was born intelligent, education made me a fool.” The present system of education somehow hinders students to think beyond the facts. The debate commenced at 11 am with a motivating speech by Prof. Dilip Shah. He …
a group of twenty-seven final semester students of the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, accompanied by five teachers of the department, embarked on an educational trip to the enchanting hill station of Darjeeling. The purpose of the trip was to provide the students with a knowledge of the unique cultural and historical aspects of …
Scientists are under Scanner: When they are Stepping Against the Ethics of Science
The Department of Chemistry of The Bhawanipur Education Society College was taken an initiative to organize an online talk on the Ethics of Science. Ethics is a very important aspect of our daily life as well as in the scientific world. According to Edwin Grant Conklin, “Ethics has been well called the religion of science.”Scientific research has its own code of conduct which preserves the sanctity of this field. But these days scientific world is regularly shaken by the news of breaking the rules and stepping beyond the scientific ethics. Our distinguished speaker Dr. Rupali Gangopadhyay from the Department of Chemistry, Sister Nivedita University, Kolkata presented a very much informative and interesting lecture to the participants on the topic. The total numbers of participants were near about 60. The lecture described the categorization of frauds in science. Dr. Gangopadhyay cited a good number of examples of daring frauds and analyzes the category they belong. All such examples however do not present same type of misconduct and their causes and effects are also different. The filled up feedback forms of the webinar was received from the participants have made the event successful and the organizers are well satisfied that this webinar might be helpful to the students to enrich their idea of Scientific Ethics.
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