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Ethical Problems Part of the money might not be spent on research Should we include ‘VIP’ to borrow their influence? Co-authorship in the publication
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True Collaboration or
Just to Get Funding
Group 6Simon, Wangshu, Kalle, Lu, Jingying
The Dilemma?
• Easier to get funding with an international collaboration
• Will the collaborator really contribute to the science
Ethical Problems
• Part of the money might not be spent on research
• Should we include ‘VIP’ to borrow their influence?
• Co-authorship in the publication
Who will be affected?
• Two collaborating groups• Affiliated institutions• Individual researchers• Funding agencies• Competing groups• The science
Solutions
• Alternative 1:
Include the collaborator even though the money won’t be spent solely on research• Alternative 2:
Don’t include the collaborator and apply anyway with the risk of not getting funded at all• Alternative 3:
Need for a change…
Alternative 1 Alternative 2 Alternative 3
Strength • Get funding• Broader results/data• Promote future
applications
• Fairness• Money would be well
spent only on research
• Freedom to realize own scientific wills
• Manage to combine the strengths of alternative 1&2
Weakness • Money poorly spent• Uneven work
distribution• Hinder development of
other competitive groups
• No money at all• No collaboration,
isolation of research• Limited resources
• Difficult to achieve in reality
Comparisons
Discussion
• What do you think