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Analysis: As humans, we all want self-respect – and keeping that in mind might be the missing ingredient when you try to change someone’s mind
(May 3, 2024)
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Why we should pay attention to the ethics of brain-computer interfaces
(January 3, 2024)
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Analysis: Paying for hostages' release involves moral risks – a political philosopher explains
(September 20, 2023)
Researchers prefer same-gender co-authors, UW study shows
Researchers prefer same-gender co-authors, UW study shows
(August 28, 2023)
Are brain implants a privacy issue?
(June 8, 2023)
Arthur Obst in Seattle's Ravenna Park
A Philosopher Goes Wild
(February 7, 2023)
Stephen Gardiner
New book on climate justice by Stephen Gardiner and Arthur Obst
(November 10, 2022)
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Neuroethics Research Group receives NIH grant
(November 9, 2022)
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Can We Ever Go Back to Junebaby and the Willows Inn?
(October 24, 2022)
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Robotics Can Give People 3rd Thumb, But How Will Brain React?
(May 23, 2021)
Hand with extra robotic thumb stirring coffee with a spoon
Robotics Can Give People 3rd Thumb, But How Will Brain React?
(May 20, 2021)
Collage of AAPI book covers and art work by faculty
Celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
(May 14, 2021)
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January 26th | The ethics of augmenting your brain and body
(January 28, 2021)
Sara-Goering
The ethics of augmenting your brain and body
(January 26, 2021)
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Erosheva, Grant, and Lee’s article on racial disparities on NIH funding featured on The Lancet
(October 7, 2020)
Carole Lee Partners with Other UW Researchers to Examine Racial Disparities in Peer Review Scoring of NIH Grants
(June 4, 2020)
Alex Lenferna
How social 'tipping points' could limit global warming
(January 30, 2020)
Tim Brown receiving award
UW Neuroethics team members win numerous awards at 2019 International Neuroethics Society meeting
(November 19, 2019)
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What Students Gain From Learning Ethics in School
(May 24, 2019)
Ian Schnee portrait
Ian Schnee Uses Technology in the Classroom as Part of Evidence-Based Teaching Study
(January 11, 2019)
Tim Brown, a doctoral student in the UW’s philosophy department and a researcher involved in the Center for Neurotechnology project, is already embedded in the UW’s BioRobotics Lab. He studies autonomy issues that arise for people with Parkinson’s disease
UW-led philosophy team receives $1.5M grant to study the ethics of neurotechnology research
(November 29, 2018)
Gerler Symposium on Race & Equity in Philosophy for Children
Register for the Gerler Symposium on Race & Equity in Philosophy for Children
(April 23, 2018)
Professor Michael Blake
Why a census question about citizenship should worry you, whether you're a citizen on not
(April 4, 2018)
Tim Brown
Graduate student Tim Brown featured in Economist article on brains and machines
(January 5, 2018)
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Peer review is a black box. Let's Open it Up.
(July 24, 2017)
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How A Wave Is Unlike An Armadillo: One Reporter's Summer Puzzle
(August 8, 2016)
Sara Goering
Navigating the Ethics of Neuroscience
(August 3, 2016)