This session will review prevailing legal and medical standards for determining death, and offer practical strategies for how to ethically approach conflict when death by neurological criteria is at issue.
External Events - using the WCMS
Exploring Health Inequities Through Live Performances and Open Public Discussion in Washington, DC
This event features two Greenwall Foundation-commissioned performances of "A Refutation", with Theater of War Productions, that will be hosted in Washington, DC, and webcast live on February 21 and 22.
The Ethical Use of Artificial Intelligence in Research: Challenges & Emerging Guidance
This conference brings together leading experts from a range of disciplines, from biomedical sciences to the humanities, to confront the challenge of ethical use of AI in research.
Polygenic Embryo Screening: Ethical Challenges
Hastings Center President Vardit Ravitsky will give an Ethics Grand Rounds lecture, “Polygenic Embryo Screening: Ethical Challenges,” via Zoom for The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center. Open to the public.
External Events - using the livewhale
IU Indianapolis Center for TRIP Scholars of the Month Conversation Series - February 2025
Join us to chat with Dr. Joseph L. Tucker Edmonds to discuss the ways that he has begun to craft a research method that is a “safe space” and how that new method has shaped his ongoing work on the...Read more
JOSEPH E. WALTHER HALL
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Join us as we discuss the ethical, economic, and policy implications of employing various concepts of value in evaluating these technologies!
TREATs Talk: Who Should Participate in Clinical Research?
Join the IU Center for Bioethics for their translational research ethics talk on “Who Should Participate in Clinical Research?”
CAMPUS CENTER
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Join us as we reflect and explore the ways in which the actions of Nazi doctors reshaped bioethics, changing the way we practice medicine today.
