"Researching with Integrity”

Kolmapäeval, 22. veebruaril, kell 10:00-10:45 Astra õppehoones, ruumis A-507.

Teaduseetika teemalist seminari viivad läbi meie LTI nooremteadur Dashiell Oatman-Stanford ja teadur Sophie Imbeault, kes räägivad eetikakonverentsil kuuldust lähemalt.

Teaduseetika teemalist seminari viivad läbi meie LTI nooremteadur Dashiell Oatman-Stanford ja teadur Sophie Imbeault, kes räägivad eetikakonverentsil kuuldust lähemalt.

Seminaril “Researching with Integrity” keskmes on väärkäitumise ja küsitavate praktikate piiritlemine ning eristamine heast teadusest.

Kes on Dashiell Oatman-Stanford?

Dashiell Oatman-Stanford is an early-stage researcher participating in development of the Estonian Children's Personality Behavior and Health Study under the supervision of Jaanus Harro and the ECPBHS Steering Committee Members. His particular focus is on different coping strategies with novelty, their development from childhood to young adulthood, and impact on health. Dashiell is developing a classifying instrument to distinguish high vs. low expression of exploratory behavior. Dashiell graduated from the University of Sheffield in 2011 with a MA in Music Psychology, where he focused on gender stereotypes in music performance evaluation. In 2012, he graduated from the University of Edinburgh with an MSc in Human Cognitive Neuropsychology, focusing specifically on cognitive speed training for children with acquired brain injury.

Kes on Sophie Imbeault?

For the last 15 years, Sophie Imbeault has been steadily working in science laboratories across the world. She graduated Summa cum laude with a B.Sc. in biochemistry from the University of Ottawa, Canada, in 2002 before doing an M.Sc. in neuroscience at the University of British Columbia, Canada, followed by a Ph.D. in biochemistry at the University of Ottawa. She pursued postdoctoral training in behavioural neurosciences at the University of Bonn in Germany and the Karolinska Institute in Sweden before taking up her current position as a research fellow in psychoneuroimmunology and pharmacology at Tallinn University.

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