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Established in 2009, The Center for Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology has sought to help UT Dallas students, faculty, and the surrounding community "understand, evaluate, and support the improvement of the ethical and cultural influences on and implications of science and technology."

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Ethics as a Rare Bird: A Challenge for Situated Studies of Ethics in the Engineering Lab

Lee, Eun Ah; Gans, N. R.; Grohman, Magdalena G.; Brown, Matthew J. (Routledge, 2019-04-25)

Engineering ethics cannot be reduced to the ethics of individual engineers but must be considered in situ, within the sociocultural and environmental contexts of a research or design project. We studied teams in academic ...