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  • On ethics and Luke Dittrich’s “Patient H.M.”

    When scientists act unethically, it undermines trust in science … which breaks my heart, since the scientific method is awesome.

    September 8, 2017

    Frank Brown Cloud

    All posts, Book reviews, Psychology
    A Story of Memory Madness and Family Secrets, Arieh Warshel, biochemistry, brain surgery, cell biology, data, enzymology, epilepsy, ethics, fraud, GCC185, graduate school, human experimentation, immunofluorescence, ketosteroid isomerase, KSI, lobotomy, Luke Dittrich, medial temporal lobe, membrane trafficking, memory, MIT, MPR, Patient H.M., primary data, psychosurgery, publish or perish, reproducibility crisis, research, research ethics, RhoBTB3, science, scientific method, shredding files, Stanford, Suzanne Corkin
    On ethics and Luke Dittrich’s “Patient H.M.”

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