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2020-3

The Magazine Research Ethics

Norwegian researchers are using the controversial CRISPR-method for gene editing.

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From this issue we give you an article on CRISPR - the Nobel Prize awarded method that is still much debated for ethical reasons. And we take a look at the debate on the decline of science in the 1830s UK.

For the full Magazine, please go to our Norwegian pages.

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Controversial genetic method used in Norway

Written by: Ingrid Synnøve Torp Published: 1/22/2021

Gene editing using CRISPR is much debated globally but used in several projects in Norway. - This is not a single method, says researcher Dorothy Dankel, comparing its diversity to surgery.

Honestly: Can research integrity be learned?

Published: 12/26/2022

Possibly – but top-notch seminars with external experts are not much help if you go back to a research community where what you’ve learned has little value.

Too many cooks spoil the soup

Written by: Vidar Enebakk Published: 5/18/2021

Fraud and manipulation, big data challenges and the decline of science. None of this is new. These issues were already on the agenda in the UK in the 1830s.