This week we interview a physicist and Ethics Coach from the University of Luxembourg, Dr Nico Maccaferri. Nico is an expert in nanoparticles but today, we’re focusing on his work as an in-house Ethics Coach, guiding colleagues and students on the path of research integrity.

You can learn more about Nico on his Twitter (https://twitter.com/n_maccaferri) or send us questions about this episode via [email protected]. You can also access any referenced resources or downloads in the show notes on our website here (https://www.whistleblowing.com.au/).

 

This week we interview Sally Irwin, CEO of The Freedom Hub, an Australian non-profit organisation aimed at ending Modern Slavery, and supporting its survivors. Learn more about Sally’s organisation here or send us questions about this episode via [email protected], Twitter and website.

You can access any referenced resources or downloads in the show notes on our website here.

In celebration of World Whistleblowers Day on June 23rd, we interview Dr Nicole Föger, Director of the Austrian Agency for Research Integrity based in Vienna. We discuss the crucial need to support whistleblowers during their journey. You can learn more about Nicole’s work at @NFoeger or send us questions about this episode via [email protected], Twitter and website.

You can access any referenced resources or downloads in the show notes on our website here.

This week we interview Deana Salvarinov, Exec Dir of Corporate Chaplaincy Australia. Chaplains are not only at schools and in the military; they’re in corporate workplaces. In today’s episode you’ll hear about what they do and their impact on corporate culture and wellness.

You can learn more about corporate chaplaincy here or send us questions about this episode via [email protected], Twitter and website. 

This episode we interview lawyer-ethicist Zoe Hammatt discussing how biases can impact corporate culture and potentially lead to workplace misconduct. She previously served as Director of the Division of Education and Integrity at the U.S. Office of Research Integrity.   You can learn more about Zoe here or send us questions about this episode via [email protected], twitter or at www.whistleblowing.com.au/.

This episode is with Annette Greenhow, Board Member at the Australia and New Zealand Sports Law Association and an Assistant Prof at Bond University. Annette is an expert in the legal and ethical issues of sport-related concussion.

In today’s conversation, we discuss the pressures on athletes to play injured and moral courage issues.

This week we interview Joseph Thomas, a biologist in North Carolina, who is the largest claim winner for a False Claims Act whistleblowing case in US history. We’ll be discussing financial incentives for whistleblowing, and career thriving after “blowing the whistle.”

 

This week we interview Prof Wim Vandekerckhove, Prof of Business Ethics and Co-Director of the Centre for Research in Employment and Work and the University of Greenwich in London. He is also Head of the Technical Committee 309/Work Group 3 which created the new ISO 37002 Whistleblowing Management System Guidelines. We’ll be discussing how to design and manage a best practice whistleblowing management system at your organisation.

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