research involving the collection, storage, or use of private data or biological samples from living individuals by means of interactions, interventions, surveys, or other research methods or procedures.

the ethical obligation to tell the truth and avoid deceiving others. In science, some types of dishonesty include data fabrication or falsification, and plagiarism.

ethical guidelines for conducting medical research involving human subjects research adopted by the World Medical Association

harassment involving unwelcome sexual advances or remarks or requests for sexual favors.

repeatedly annoying, bothering, or intimidating someone.

a non-binding recommendation for conduct.

rules and procedures for keeping research records. Records should be thorough, accurate, complete, organized, signed and dated, and backed-up.

rules and procedures for manufacturing a product (such as a drug) according to standards of quality and consistency.

rules and procedures for designing and performing experiments or tests and recording and analyzing data rigorously. Some types of research are required by law to adhere to GLPs.

rules and procedures for conducting clinical trials safely and rigorously.