2019 Annual Uehiro Lectures Announcing details of Professor Elizabeth Anderson's public lectures, 14-16 October Tuesday 16 July
Responsibility and Addiction The third in our Wellcome Trust funded series of podcast on Responsibility and Healthcare Monday 8 July
Panel discussion: What does the future hold for CRISPR? Jonathan Pugh, Helen O’Neill, Gaetan Burgio, and Felicity Boardman discuss latest developments Thursday 4 July
Moral enhancement and the good life By Dr Hazem Zohny for Wellcome grant 'Neurointerventions in Crime Prevention' Wednesday 26 June
Paternalism and public health challenges to patient autonomy The second in our Wellcome Trust funded series of podcast on Responsibility and Healthcare Monday 24 June
Publication: Ethics and the Contemporary World Edited by David Edmonds, this book explores twenty-five of the most important contemporary ethical problems Thursday 13 June
How Does The World Feel About Vaccines? Live recording of BBC World Service Programme with Alberto Giubilini Thursday 30 May
Skilled Action and the Double Life of Intention By Dr Joshua Shepherd for Wellcome grant 'The Ethical Significance of Consciousness for Bioethics' Wednesday 15 May
Comment: Restoring cellular functions in pig brain after death Brain activity partially restored with artificial blood hours after death - what are the implications? Tuesday 23 April
Latest Publication in Uehiro Lecture Series Professor Shelly Kagan's book 'How to Count Animals, more or less' has just been published Tuesday 16 April
Deep Brain Stimulation and Revising The Mental Health Act It is lawful to perform DBS without consent and independent approval - this should be revised. Wednesday 3 April
Regulating Genome Editing How should genome editing be regulated in the face of strong disagreement about its use? Wednesday 3 April
Arendt on Freedom, Liberation, and Revolution Examining Arendt’s theory of freedom and its political, legal and institutional ramifications. Thursday 28 March
2019 Oxford Uehiro Prize Winners Announcing the Winners of the 5th Annual Oxford Uehiro Prize in Practical Ethics Tuesday 12 March
LSE Podcast Episode with Brian Earp Does the modern world affect our ability to build and maintain relationships? Thursday 7 March
Open Access Book: Ethics, Conflict and Medical Treatment for Children From opposing sides the authors outline the key arguments of treatment dispute. Wednesday 6 March
Latest YouTube Interview: Alberto Giubilini Alberto Giubilini discusses the ethics of vaccination with Katrien Devolder Tuesday 5 March
What in the world is collective responsibility? An analysis of the notion of collective responsibility and the criteria for its application to different types of groups. Tuesday 5 March
Press Release: Human enhancement: is it good for society? Rethinking Human Enhancement as Collective Welfarism Monday 11 February
Oxford Uehiro-St Cross Visiting Programme Applications for academic year 2019/20 to be submitted between 1 and 15 March 2019 Wednesday 30 January
Updated: He's 'monstrous' genetic experiment OUC Researchers respond to Jiankui He's controversial claims to have gene-edited human embryos. Tuesday 29 January
Introducing the new Editor-in-Chief of Neuroethics OUCs Deputy Director, Hannah Maslen, announced as the new editor-in-chief of Neuroethics. Monday 28 January
Featured in OUPs ‘Best of 2018’ list Two of our open access papers appear in OUPs most popular articles in PHE journal. Thursday 24 January
Is it right to design babies? Dr Jonathan Pugh discusses gene-editing technologies and non-invasive prenatal testing on BBC1's 'The Big Questions' Monday 14 January
