Episode 028: Authorship and Accountability in Research with Dr. Lisa Rasmussen

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Episode 028: Authorship and Accountability in Research with Dr. Lisa Rasmussen

DBA Chronicles

41 minutes 3 seconds

11 months ago

Episode 028: Authorship and Accountability in Research with Dr. Lisa Rasmussen

Have you ever wondered how authorship is determined for published works with multiple contributors? What defines an "intellectual contribution," and how are disputes over authorship resolved? In this insightful episode of the DBA Chronicles, hosts Amy, Kelly, and Valrie welcome Dr. Lisa Rasmussen, Professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.

Dr. Rasmussen brings her expertise as the Editor-in-Chief of Accountability in Research, Co-Editor of the Philosophy and Medicine book series, and Associate Editor of Citizen Science. Together, we explore some of the most intriguing and complex issues in research ethics.

Highlights from the Episode:

- Dr. Rasmussen’s Journey: From geology and dreams of space exploration to a career in philosophy and research ethics

- Authorship Ethics: How authorship is determined, its critical role in trust and accountability, and the pitfalls of "authorship inflation"

- The Authorship Project: Dr. Rasmussen discusses her initiative aimed at improving practices in research authorship, fostering transparency, and protecting vulnerable contributors like students and trainees

- DIY Bio and Citizen Science: Insights into these innovative yet unregulated research spaces, and their impact on traditional notions of authorship and accountability

- Authorship Disputes: Proactive measures institutions can take to prevent disputes and practical steps for resolving conflicts when they arise

Dr. Rasmussen also shares details of her current book project, which examines the ethical and regulatory challenges of DIY Bio and citizen science, offering recommendations to balance innovation with responsibility

Tune in now to explore the fascinating world of research ethics, authorship practices, and the challenges of fostering trust in interdisciplinary collaborations.

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