1. Communicating to the public via the media: Practical and ethical issues

   • Stephanie J. Bird
   • Raymond E. Spier

   Editorial Pages: 395 - 396

2. Social responsibility through interactions with the media

   • Leslie N. Carraway
   • B. J. Verts

   Letter Pages: 397 - 399

3. The ethics of doing policy relevant science: The precautionary principle and the significance of non-significant results

   • Stellan Welin
   • Lene Buhl-Mortensen

   OriginalPaper Pages: 401 - 412

4. Describing our “humanness”: Can genetic science alter what it means to be “human”?

   • Angela Campbell
   • Kathleen Cranley Glass
   • Louis C. Charland

   OriginalPaper Pages: 413 - 426

5. Historical misrepresentation in science: The case of fetal alcohol syndrome

   • Sam N. Pennington
   • Ivan A. Shibley Jr.

   OriginalPaper Pages: 427 - 435

6. The mining engineer, moral luck, and professional accountability

   • Vassilios N. Kazakidis
   • Rachel F. C. Haliburton

   OriginalPaper Pages: 437 - 456

7. When worlds collide: Engineering students encounter social aspects of production

   • Sarah Kuhn

   OriginalPaper Pages: 457 - 472

8. Should physics students take a course in ethics?—Physicists respond

   • Marshall Thomsen

   OriginalPaper Pages: 473 - 486

9. Effects of training in the responsible conduct of research: A survey of graduate students in experimental sciences

   • Michael Kalichman
   • Sarah Brown

   ReviewPaper Pages: 487 - 498