Every month PRIM&R features a series of articles from the field in the PRIM&R Member Newsletter. As we begin 2015, we decided to look back at some of the most popular stories from 2014. From social media-based research to the Ebola virus epidemic, these articles reflect the major issues, questions, and topics faced by the research ethics community over the past year.
January: “Ethical Dilemmas in Social Network-Based Research” Science Daily
February: Read more
by Megan Frame, Membership Coordinator
This fall, we asked PRIM&R members to share their feedback through our annual Membership Services Survey. This is our staff’s opportunity to learn more about our community and what members need from PRIM&R as they navigate their roles in the research ethics and oversight fields. More [...] Read more
by Meghan Timmel, Communications Coordinator
I recently heard PRIM&R’s annual Advancing Ethical Research (AER) Conference described by a member as the “three days a year where I don’t have to explain what I do for a living.” This sentiment is echoed by many in attendance at our annual conference, which provides all those involved with research ethics and [...] Read more
by Megan Frame, Membership Coordinator
Welcome to another installment of our featured member interviews where we introduce you to our members—individuals who work to advance ethical research on a daily basis. Please read on to learn more about their professional experiences, how membership helps connect them to a larger community, and what goes on behind-the-scenes in their lives!
Today we’d like to introduce you to Steven “Steve” O’Geary, assistant vice president [...] Read more
by Megan Frame, membership coordinator
Welcome to another installment of our featured member interviews where we introduce you to more of our members—individuals who work to advance ethical research on a daily basis. Please read on to learn more about their professional experiences, how membership helps connect them to a larger community, and what goes on behind-the-scenes in their lives!
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