"Doing Global Science is a comprehensive code of conduct for scientific research, and a guide to responsible interactions by researchers with funding agencies, journals, policymakers, the public, and each other. In an interconnected world that is increasingly knowledge based and data driven, the plethora of resources and references in this book is invaluable to scientists and science communicators at all levels."--Maria Spiropulu, California Institute of Technology
"Welcome and timely. Even for an old-style theoretician like myself with a romantic view of science as a totally free adventure, these guidelines are a ringing bell about numerous very real issues that we cannot ignore."--Carlo Rovelli, Aix-Marseille University
"This unique book offers an international perspective on the difficulties and challenges of doing research."--Merav Opher, Boston University
"I thoroughly enjoyed reading this concise and accessible book. Doing Global Science covers a broad range of topics and is full of relevant and extremely useful information."--Ralph R. Ristenbatt III, Pennsylvania State University