Dr. Agomoni Ganguli-Mitra Agomoni Ganguli-Mitra 🇵🇸 is our closing keynote speaker, and Black and Brown in Bioethics panelist, at #PGBC23! She is a Senior Lecturer in Bioethics and Global Health Ethics and Deputy-director of the The Mason Institute. FREE to join online: ime.datawareonline.co.uk/Event-Booking/…

Introducing Dr. Lukas Meier, a Junior Research Fellow Cambridge University who will be joining us on our ECR panel on Day 1 of #PGBC23! He works on medical ethics, neurophilosophy, and AI. We are delighted to have Lukas on the ECR panel! Attend online for FREE: ime.datawareonline.co.uk/Event-Booking/…

We are proud to announce our final ECR panelist for #PGBC23: Dr. Nathalie Egalité, the John P. Murphy Postoctoral Fellow Cleveland Clinic. Learn more about Dr Egalité's experiences by registering for FREE online attendance for the 12th-13th June: ime.datawareonline.co.uk/Event-Booking/…

Great presentations by Tess Johnson Dr. Jeff D'Souza Emma Nance Lovro Savić on various aspects of antimicrobial resistance and one health #AMR #OGHB PC: Ice Supa-at Asarath

Delighted to present my research on #OneHealth for the first time at #OGHB with brilliantly talented colleagues. Thanks for having me, Oxford!

There are 5 days left to submit your application for our Research Associate post on the 'Being Black and Brown in Bioethics' research project, remote/flexible working at 0.2 FTE, based at Bristol Uni CEM, and funded by IME. Job description and application form below 😊

Delighted to have planned #PGBC23 with my fantastic colleague Jamie Webb and with generous support from Edinburgh Futures Institute ! We are so grateful for all the momentum— as we wrote, if PGBC 23 is any indication of where we are headed, then the futures of bioethics are in very good hands!

My new piece for @conversationuk is about deliberations in an emergency. The need to directly involve citizens in pandemic policymaking should be one of the main lessons we learn from Covid. theconversation.com/how-citizens-c…

.Emma Nance probes the entanglement of #genetics, biology and #bioethics using an accumulative literary review. thepolyphony.org/2023/07/14/bio…

🔥 The Usher Institute showcase was so lit, the fire alarm went off BUT 😍 it was amazing to see so many amazing posters by Centre for Biomed Self and Society colleagues Sophie Atherton (she/her) Emma Nance Matthew J. Cull @alillyf Martyn Pickersgill