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A nice collaborative piece of work with Apolline Taillandier and Neil Stephens in Economy & Society covering Neglected Tropical diseases, cultured meat, and AI Safety: 'Effective Altruism, technoscience and the making of philanthropic value' tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Today! I am looking forward to presenting our Transdisciplinary Reflective Equilibrium for the co-production of normative knowledge at the Uehiro Institute seminar. Thanks to Alberto Giubilini for organising this. uehiro.ox.ac.uk/event/ht25-4-w…

The #ethics of antibiotic (over)use: Listen to Alberto Giubilini, Senior Research Fellow at Uehiro Oxford Institute, in this episode of the Harvard Medical School Center for Bioethics podcast: shorturl.at/fRPBo He discusses the public health considerations of antibiotic overuse, a ‘tragedy of commons’

Come find us at the Festival of Tomorrow 20th of February😃 📍Swindon Hub SN1 1BA ⏲11am-3pm, FREE drop in Discuss how open dialogue & embracing diverse opinions can guide research in the right direction. Pandemic Sciences Institute 📌festivaloftomorrow.com/the-festival/w… #FestivalofTomorrow #Swindon #antitheses

A new paper on the concept of global health Oxford Medical Humanities ANTITHESES Research Platform Uehiro Oxford Institute What in the world is global health? A conceptual analysis - Giubilini - Developing World Bioethics - Wiley Online Library onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

When someone says "yes", but aren't fully competent, do they consent? Our new study with Experimental Philosophy and Roseanna Sommers shows: yes AND no! There's a sense in which they consent, and also a deeper sense in which they do not. Excited to discuss - paper here 👉osf.io/63d8s

It was a privilege to collaborate with NHS Race & Health Observatory on this report 👇 looking at inequalities in patient experiences and mistrust in primary care. Respect, care, dignity, fairness - ethical values are at the core of this discussion Uehiro Oxford Institute

Book Now! History, Eugenics, and Human Enhancement: How the Past Can Inform Ethical Debates in the Present. Conference; Monday 24 March Oxford Medical Humanities Humanities Division Oxford Students University of Oxford St Anne's College Uehiro Oxford Institute Oxford History Alberto Giubilini torch.ox.ac.uk/event/history-…

'Pandemics alters a society’s understanding of itself, challenging old orthodoxies and revealing new ones.' Oxford History's Prof Erica Charters explains why #COVID19’s legacy is more than just medical data ⬇️

We'll be at the Vice Chancellor's Awards showcase on Tuesday 13th May, from 10-4pm in the Weston Library Come and say hello! hr.admin.ox.ac.uk/vice-chancello…

Let´s talk about "What lessons can the climate transition offer for building a sustainable future with AMR?" 📅 Date: 21–22 May 2025 📍 Location: @UniGra and online 👉 Register now: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… #AMR #ClimateChange #UniGraz #FWF

Who Matters Morally, and Why? Read the latest essay in our Graduate Research Spotlight series, by Philosophy DPhil student Ryan Kulesa ⬇️ torch.ox.ac.uk/article/who-ma…

I have a new article in the J of Bioethical Inquiry, discussing what AI can tell us about ourselves and, in the healthcare context, about doctors' professional responsibilities link.springer.com/article/10.100… Uehiro Oxford Institute Oxford Medical Humanities TORCH Oxford ANTITHESES Research Platform

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Medical humanities, bioethics, and the (im)possibility of interdisciplinarity. Introduction to the special issue on the medical humanities in the 21st century Uehiro Oxford Institute Oxford Medical Humanities ANTITHESES Research Platform @TORCH link.springer.com/article/10.100…