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Responsible conduct in chemistry research and practice
"This book is about global perspectives in chemistry research and practice"--
Chemical disarmament in a technologically evolving world -- Chemical issues in context: the role of intent in nonproliferation and disarmament -- Emerging chemical and biological technologies: security & policy challenges -- Education and outreach: key elements to promote the responsible and peaceful uses of chemistry -- Finding better therapeutics for chemical poisonings -- Chemical safety and security challenges in academic institutions in developing countries -- Exemplary science and human rights initiatives at acs -- The global chemists' code of ethics: international cooperation for increased chemical security and safety -- Scientific societies for human rights: the American Chemical Society's role in the AAAS science and human rights coalition -- Chemists contributing to human rights: enhancing research, teaching and global impact -- Responsible conduct in chemical safety and security practices in South Asia -- Responsible conduct in chemical safety and security practices and its development in Malaysia -- Responsible conduct of research and challenges in the Middle East -- Research in Africa: responsible conduct in research reporting and challenges -- Responsible conduct and challenges in North Africa -- Responsible conduct of chemical sciences research and challenges in Nigeria and West Africa -- Responsible conduct and challenges in East Africa.
[edited by] Ellene Tratras Contis (Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti, Michigan), Dorothy J. Phillips (Waters Corporation (retired), Milford, Massachusetts), Allison A. Campbell (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, Washington), Bradley D. Miller (American Chemical Society, Washington, DC), Lori Brown (American Chemical Society, Washington, DC).
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Washington, DC : American Chemical Society, [2018]