Social Responsibility in Research

Social Responsibility in Research refers to the ethical obligation researchers have to consider the impact their work may have on society. This includes ensuring that research is conducted honestly, safely, and with respect for human rights, the environment, and public well-being. Researchers should aim to produce knowledge that benefits society, avoid causing harm, and be transparent about their methods and findings. Essentially, it’s about conducting research with integrity and awareness of how it can positively or negatively affect individuals and communities.