2024

A/Prof. Michael Dunn1 1National University of Singapore, Singapore, Singapore Biography: Bio to come Abstract: Laws governing health and welfare decisions for adults lacking capacity continue to evolve internationally, and there has been increasing interest recently in providing comparative analyses of...

Dr Mianna Lotz1 1Department Of Philosophy, Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia, 2Macquarie University Ethics and Agency Research Centre, Sydney, Australia Biography: Dr Mianna Lotz is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Macquarie University, Sydney, specialising in ethics and applied ethics with a...

Dr Tamra Lysaght1 1University Of Sydney, Australia Biography: Dr Lysaght is Associate Professor at Sydney Health Ethics in the Faculty of Medicine and Health, University of Sydney. Her research interests lie broadly around the ethics, regulation and governance of emerging...

Prof. Joanna Manning1 1Auckland Law School, University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand Biography: Jo Manning is a Professor of Law at the Auckland Law School , University of Auckland. She teaches and has published widely both internationally and within NZ...

Mr David Mawufemor Azilagbetor1 1University of Basel, Basel, Switzerland Biography: Bio to come Abstract: Background: Aside from ethical and scientific concerns in animal research societal debates, other concerns like its work-related risks — one of which relates to psychologically-related effects...

Dr Maeghan Toews1 1University Of Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia Biography: Bio to come Abstract: PURPOSE: Increasingly, Australian courts have found that post-mortem sperm retrieval (PMSR) falls within states’ legislative frameworks for deceased organ donation and transplantation. While the legal complexity of...

Miss Vittoria Porta1 1Ethox Centre, University of Oxford, , United Kingdom Biography: Vittoria joined the Ethox Centre as a recognised student in 2022 and later as a DPhil candidate in population health in October 2023. Her research focuses on the...

Dr Shang Long Yeo1 1National University Of Singapore, Singapore Abstract: In gathering the public’s moral judgments to inform public policy, various authors have proposed that we filter, launder, or otherwise correct for unreliable moral judgments. One standard method involves identifying...

Dr Gabriel Watts1, Prof. Ainsley Newson1 1Sydney Health Ethics, Sydney, Australia Biography: Gabriel Watts is a postdoctoral research fellow with Sydney Health Ethics at the University of Sydney. Abstract: The potential introduction of genomic sequencing into newborn screening programs is...

Dr Gerard Vong1, Mrs. Joanna Young, Dr. Laura Bishop 1Emory University, Atlanta, United States Biography: Laura J. Bishop, Ph.D. (in Philosophy), is an Associate Teaching Professor and the Academic Program Director for the Kennedy Institute of Ethics at Georgetown University,...