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The support of scientific research
The British Journal of Radiology, 1972It came as a pleasant surprise as well as an honour when I was asked by your President to be the Silvanus P. Thompson lecturer this year. I suspect I may have been chosen by way of reward for having had the temerity as a mere physicist to address a distinguished audience of electrical engineers last year about the importance of biology.
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Deception in Scientific Research
2017Truth in science depends on the researcher's unbiased application of proven inves? tigative techniques to appropriate experiments. Unfortunately, reports of serious devia? tions from this ideal are becoming increasingly common. The media, the general public, and the scientific community have reacted with shock, disapproval, confusion, and loss of ...
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Teaching and Scientific Research
Nature, 1969In his inaugural lecture eight years ago Professor Symons discussed his view of the link between teaching and research. This article, based largely on his lecture, is intended, in the light of recent disagreements, to illustrate the indissoluble nature of that link.
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[On freedom of scientific research].
Die Pharmazie, 2013Debates about science and, more specifically, about scientific research quickly bring up the question about its freedom. Science is readily blamed for technological disasters or criticized for nursing fantasies of omnipotence and commercial gain. This prompts the call for a restriction of its freedom.
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