Professionalism

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Wikibooks contributors
Subjects
Business, Class projects, General engineering
Licence
CC BY-SA 4.0, as Wikibooks states it
Who can read
Tweens profiles and older, judged from its title and subjects

Contents

  1. Professionalism
  2. Foreword
  3. HeLa Cells and Timeless Ethics
  4. Cheryl Eckard and GlaxoSmithKline
  5. Fishbein and the NIH
  6. Matthias Rath and Cellular Medicine
  7. Frances Oldham Kelsey and Thalidomide
  8. The Guatemala Syphilis Experiment
  9. Peter Buxtun and the Tuskegee Syphilis Study
  10. Purdue Pharma and OxyContin
  11. David Franklin, Parke-Davis, and Neurontin
  12. Vioxx: Merck and the FDA
  13. Love Canal, New York
  14. Kenneth Kendrick and Peanuts
  15. Peter Rost and Pfizer
  16. Resistance to Polio Vaccination in Northern Nigeria
  17. Kunal Saha and the World Bank
  18. Hwang Woo-suk and Stem Cells
  19. Eli Lilly and Zyprexa
  20. Kit Foshee and Beef Product Incorporated
  21. Andrew Wakefield and the MMR Vaccine
  22. Medical Ghostwriting
  23. Conrad Gorinsky, the Wapishana, and Biopiracy
  24. Victoria Hampshire and Lester Crawford
  25. Luk Van Parijs and Data Fabrication
  26. Martin Shkreli, Turing Pharmaceuticals, and Daraprim
  27. Metal-on-Metal Hip Implants
  28. Tyler Shultz, Elizabeth Holmes, and Theranos
  29. The FDA Nine
  30. April Evans and NASA
  31. Krebiozen
  32. Jonathan Lundgren and USDA
  33. Martin Keller, SmithKline Beecham, and Study 329
  34. Fen-Phen and American Home Products
  35. The Disneyland Measles Outbreak of 2014-2015
  36. Rhona Applebaum, Coca-Cola, and Health Research
  37. Yoshitaka Fujii and Medical Research Fraud
  38. Shiv Chopra and Livestock
  39. Medicine, AI, and Professional Discretion
  40. Stanley Pons, Martin Fleischmann, and Cold Fusion
  41. Dr Daniel Merenstein, Medical Screening, and Professional Discretion
  42. Vicky Phelan, Grainne Flanelly, David Gibbons, and Cervical Check
  43. PIP and Silopren
  44. He Jiankui and Designer Babies
  45. Insulin: The Deadly Price
  46. Ethics in Organ Allocation
  47. OSHA and the Pitkin, LA, Explosion
  48. Union Carbide and Bhopal
  49. Myron Mehlman and Mobil Corporation
  50. Times Beach, Missouri
  51. Frederic Whitehurst and the FBI
  52. Jeffrey Wigand and Brown & Williamson
  53. Deborah Rice and the American Chemistry Council
  54. Mark Whitacre and Archer Daniels Midland
  55. Manjunath Shanmughan and the Indian Oil Corporation
  56. BP Texas City Refinery Explosion
  57. Mectizan Donation Program
  58. Freedom Industries and the Elk River
  59. PEPCON Ammonium Perchlorate Plant Explosion
  60. The Valero Refinery Fire
  61. Gepp, Dee, and Lentz, and the leak at Aberdeen Proving Ground
  62. The Case of Marlene Garcia-Esperat
  63. Greenpeace, Donors Trust, and climate change research
  64. Lenny Bernstein, Exxon, and Climate Change
  65. Raymond Orbach, Charles Groat, and Fracking Research
  66. Tianjin Chemical Storage Explosions
  67. Arthur Galston and Agent Orange
  68. Toxic Gas Releases at Honeywell’s Baton Rouge Refrigerant Plant
  69. Mona Hanna-Attisha and Lead Exposure in Flint, Michigan
  70. DuPont, C8, and Parkersburg, West Virginia
  71. Thomas Midgely Jr. and the Rise and Fall of Tetraethyl Lead
  72. Port of Beirut Chemical Explosion
  73. Boston's Big Dig Project
  74. Bruce Boler and the EPA
  75. Collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge
  76. Collapse of the TV Antenna in Missouri City, Texas
  77. Collapse of the “Swinging Bridge,” Heber Springs, Arkansas
  78. Ed Turner and the City of Idaho Falls
  79. Evan Vokes and TransCanada
  80. The Flint Water Supply
  81. Jack Gillum and the Hyatt Regency Skywalks
  82. Manoj Kumar Gupta and Shiv Das
  83. Satyendra Dubey and the National Highways Authority of India
  84. URS and the I-35 Bridge
  85. William LeMessurier and the CitiCorp Building
  86. The GE Three
  87. San Bruno Pipeline Explosion
  88. FIU Pedestrian Bridge Collapse
  89. Collapse of the Morandi Bridge
  90. Aaron Swartz and Information Freedom
  91. Eric Raymond and Open Source Software
  92. Shawn Carpenter and Sandia National Laboratories
  93. Mark Klein and Room 641A
  94. Therac-25
  95. Kevin Mitnick
  96. BitTorrent and BitCoin
  97. Kim Dotcom and Megaupload
  98. Suchir Balaji and OpenAI
  99. Yasser Elabd and Microsoft
  100. Sockpuppetry
  101. Lulzsec
  102. Corruption at the National Security Agency
  103. ChatGPT and the New York City Department of Education
  104. Edward Snowden and the NSA
  105. Google Street View and Wi-Spy
  106. The Death of Elaine Herzberg
  107. Response to Sony Hack of 2014
  108. Ariane 5 Flight 501
  109. David Barksdale and Digital Privacy
  110. Ellen Pao, Reddit, and the trolls
  111. Phillip Rogaway, Computer Scientists, and Government Surveillance
  112. Honest Shanghai
  113. Thorlaug Agustsdottir: Free Speech and Abuse on Social Media
  114. Apple, the FBI, Personal Data
  115. Tor, CMU, and the FBI
  116. Volkswagen's Emissions Scandal
  117. Predictive Policing
  118. Zenimax v. Oculus VR
  119. Geofeedia, Social Media, and Law Enforcement
  120. Margaret Goodearl, Ruth Ibarra, and Hughes Microelectronics
  121. Apple Batteries: Transparency, Trust, and Technology
  122. Vigilant Solutions, Law Enforcement, and Privacy
  123. Justin Rosenstein and the Like Button
  124. Tristan Harris, Time Well Spent, and Smartphones
  125. The Equifax Data Leak
  126. Chamath Palihapitiya and Facebook
  127. Ashok Chandwaney, Sophie Zhang, and Facebook
  128. Knightscope and Autonomous Data Machines
  129. Cody Wilson and the Liberator
  130. The Firing of James Damore
  131. The Right to Repair
  132. Apple, iPhone Software, and Planned Obsolescence
  133. Amazon, Rekognition, and Law Enforcement
  134. The 2015 Open Letter in Autonomous Weapons
  135. Microsoft Employees, Project JEDI, and HoloLens
  136. Mike Davidson, Rahul Vohra, and Superhuman
  137. The Rise and Fall of the Advanced Technology External Advisory Council
  138. Google Employees and Project Maven
  139. Andy Rubin, Google, and Sexual Harassment in Tech
  140. Data Ownership
  141. Software Vulnerability Disclosure
  142. Ian Bogost, Nadia Eghbal, and Software Engineers
  143. Barry Lynn, New America Foundation, and Google
  144. The Google Walkouts of 2018
  145. Parler and the Capitol Insurrection of 2021
  146. Timnit Gebru and Ethical AI at Google
  147. Tom Yardic and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota
  148. The GitHub Employee Dismissal of January 8, 2021
  149. Suspension of @realDonaldTrump
  150. Sexism, Riot Games, and a Class Action Lawsuit
  151. Cher Scarlett and Tech Labor Advocacy
  152. Rebekah Jones, Ron DeSantis, and the Florida Department of Health
  153. Tang Mingfang, Foxconn, and Amazon
  154. Facebook, Cambridge Analytica, and User Data
  155. Frances Haugen and Facebook
  156. Labor Organizing at Google
  157. Thomas le Bonniec and Siri
  158. Rudwin Ayala, the Exploding Hoverboard, and Abuse of AI by Lawyers
  159. The US Tech Sector, the H-1B Visa, and Employment Abuse
  160. Ifeoma Ozoma and Pinterest
  161. OpenAI, Corporate Integrity, and the Firing of Sam Altman
  162. Mark Zuckerberg, Corporate Culture, and "Masculine Energy"
  163. Mobley v. Workday and the Ethics of Algorithmic Hiring
  164. Mars Climate Orbiter
  165. Air France Flight 447
  166. Ernest Fitzgerald and the Lockheed C-5A
  167. Rodney Rocha and Columbia
  168. The Ford Pinto Gas Tank Controversy
  169. The Toyota Recalls of 2009-2010
  170. Mark Lund and the FAA
  171. The Explosion on Deepwater Horizon
  172. Roger Boisjoly, Morton Thiokol, and NASA
  173. LaMia Flight 2933
  174. The Loss of USS Thresher
  175. Apollo 1
  176. Apollo 13
  177. Iridium 33 and Kosmos 2251
  178. David Lappa and the Lawrence Livermore National Lab
  179. Northeast Blackout of 2003
  180. The Loss of Ocean Ranger
  181. China Airlines Flight 611
  182. Chesley Sullenberger and US Airways Flight 1549
  183. Vince Weldon and the 787
  184. Don Baker and Smart Meters
  185. John Houbolt and Lunar Orbit Rendezvous
  186. Takata Corporation and Airbags
  187. Tom Williams and the Wings of the A380
  188. TWA Flight 800
  189. Larry Gibson and Mountaintop Removal
  190. Poppy Northcutt, Apollo, and Women in Tech
  191. William McNeilly and Trident
  192. The Loss of Petrobras Platform 36
  193. Richard Perkins and the NRC
  194. Joseph Mangan and the A380
  195. Salvador Castro and Air-Shields, Inc
  196. The Aviation Safety Reporting System
  197. Ladbroke Grove Rail Collision
  198. The MGM Grand Hotel Fire
  199. William Sanjour and the EPA
  200. Fort Totten Metro Crash
  201. Rusi Taleyarkhan and Bubble Fusion
  202. George Galatis and Millstone 1
  203. Chernobyl Disaster
  204. Walter Tamosaitis and the Hanford Site
  205. The Mysterious Death of Dr. Ramin Pourandarjani
  206. Alexander Coward and the UC Berkeley Department of Mathematics
  207. Archer Blood and the Blood Telegram
  208. The U.N. and Cholera in Haiti
  209. Ethics and ADHD Diagnosis
  210. John Stumpf, Wells Fargo, and Salesmanship
  211. A Matter of Honor: Lou Bloomfield and Academic Dishonesty
  212. Ball Don't Lie: The Moral Code of the NBA
  213. Cheating Scandal at Malmstrom Air Force Base
  214. Rolling Stone & UVA: A Case on Professional Journalism
  215. Amy Stroupe and BB&T
  216. Badminton Scandal of the 2012 Olympics
  217. Bernie Madoff's Ponzi Scheme
  218. The Bogdanov Affair
  219. BP's Response to the Deepwater Horizon Spill
  220. Bradley Birkenfeld, the UBS Whistle-blower
  221. Brett Crozier and the U.S. Navy
  222. Chelsea Manning: Integrity Vs. Professionalism
  223. British American Tobacco and the Promotion of Smoking
  224. Canadian Caper
  225. The Case of Bowe Bergdahl
  226. The Case of Juan Williams, Vivian Schiller, and Ellen Weiss
  227. Cynthia Cooper and Worldcom
  228. Dan Graves and ITT Educational Services
  229. Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers
  230. David Lewis and EPA
  231. Dr Jeffrey Young et al. and University of Virginia Health System
  232. The Dismissal of President Teresa Sullivan
  233. Electronic Sports Ethics: Professionalism in an Unestablished Industry
  234. Frank Serpico and NYPD
  235. FDA and the Emergency Use Authorization
  236. Greenwashing
  237. Greg Smith, Goldman Sachs and the New York Times
  238. Hillsborough Disaster
  239. Hugh Thompson, William Calley, and the My Lai Massacre
  240. Huy Fong Foods, Sriracha, and the City of Irwindale
  241. Jane Akre, Steve Wilson, and Posilac
  242. Jeffrey Sterling and Operation Merlin
  243. Joe Darby, Samuel Provance, and Abu Ghraib
  244. Joe Paterno and the Penn State Board of Trustees
  245. Joel Clement and the Department of the Interior
  246. Jordan Belfort and Stratton Oakmont
  247. Johnson & Johnson's Response to the 1982 Tylenol Poisonings
  248. Julia Bluhm, SPARK, and Seventeen Magazine
  249. Julia Davis and the Department of Homeland Security
  250. Justin Hopson and the Lords of Discipline
  251. Kennedy, Clinton, and Changing Norms of Journalism
  252. Lance Armstrong, the Tour de France, and a Culture of Cheating
  253. Lou van den Dries, George Orwell, and Mandatory Ethics Training
  254. The Mann Gulch Fire
  255. Marc Hauser and Research Fraud
  256. Marsha Coleman-Adebayo and EPA
  257. Michael de Guzman and the Bre-X Scandal
  258. Michael Mann, Ken Cuccinelli, and the Hockey Stick
  259. Michael Woodford and Olympus
  260. Operation Red Wings and the Rules of Engagement
  261. Oscar Pistorius and the Rise of the Iron Man Era
  262. The Over Prosecution of Kurt Mix
  263. The Swatting of Andrew Finch
  264. The Work Climate at Google
  265. Pamela Davis and Operation Board Games
  266. Perry Fellwock and the NSA
  267. Piper Alpha Oil Rig Disaster
  268. Professionalism in Social Media
  269. Professionalism in The Intern
  270. Ruth Marcus, Jeff Bezos, and The Washington Post
  271. Sean Hoare and Andy Coulson
  272. Sherron Watkins and Enron
  273. Sign Stealing in Major League Baseball
  274. Robert MacLean and Unsecured TSA Communication
  275. The Sokal Affair
  276. Southwest Airlines Flight Cancellations of December 2022
  277. Stanford Research Scandal
  278. Startup Deception
  279. Susan Fowler, Uber, and Workplace Sexual Harassment
  280. The Case of Wisheart, Dhasmana, and Roylance
  281. The Durham Fish Oil Trials
  282. The Pat Tillman case
  283. Typhoid Mary
  284. Jose Rodriguez and the CIA Interrogation Tapes
  285. YouTube Censorship
  286. Dr. Malachi Love-Robinson
  287. Driving for Uber
  288. Who Is an Engineer? Burton Siegal and the State of Illinois
  289. Monsanto's Seed Patents
  290. Conflict of Interest Wikipedia Editing: Sunshine Sachs and Jack Craver
  291. The Case of Daphne Caruana Galizia
  292. Anarchist Cookbook
  293. The Sinking of the Titanic
  294. Vtubers and the Ethics of Synthetic Media
  295. Tim Bray, Maren Costa, Emily Cunningham, and Amazon
  296. Fraud in U.S. Collegiate Athetics
  297. The Hippocratic Oath for Technologists
  298. The Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder Case
  299. Avondale Mills, Norfolk Southern, and the E.P.A
  300. Alexandra Elbakyan and Sci-Hub
  301. Scott Reuben and Research Fraud
  302. Shih Chi Liu and the NSF
  303. Climategate
  304. Albert Costa, Janet Geipel, Ethics, and Language
  305. Sabotage In Academia
  306. Ethics and Autonomous AI
  307. Anita Sarkeesian, Women and Gaming
  308. The Dilbert Principle
  309. Office Ethics according to The Office
  310. Office Ethics according to Office Space
  311. E.F. Schumacher
  312. Ted Kaczynski
  313. Diffusion of Responsibility
  314. Irving Janis and Groupthink
  315. Bill Joy and Technological Risks
  316. Marketing of Pharmaceuticals
  317. Balancing Individual Rights vs Welfare of Society
  318. Pekka Himanen and The Hacker Ethic
  319. Hacktivism
  320. Nimbyism
  321. Valuing of Human Life in Risk Analysis
  322. The Precautionary Principle
  323. The IRS Whistleblowers Program
  324. Human subjects in clinical research
  325. Adderall in Academics
  326. Using Animals in Research
  327. James Shikwati and Aid to Africa
  328. Diane Vaughan and the normalization of deviance
  329. Defensive Medicine
  330. Drinking Culture in China
  331. Growth Hacking
  332. Moonlighting
  333. Corporate Psychopaths
  334. Salami Slicing and the Least Publishable Unit
  335. Stanford Prison Experiment
  336. Environmental Racism
  337. Restaurant Ethics according to Bob's Burgers
  338. Workplace Harassment Training
  339. Sexual Orientation Conversion Therapy
  340. Ikigai at Work
  341. The Right to Be Forgotten
  342. Voluntourism
  343. Thomas H. Murray
  344. Market Influences on Clinical Trials
  345. Norbert Wiener and the Expert’s Responsibility for Weapons
  346. Marc Andreessen and Techno-Optimism