Introduction:
09h30: Chadwick Ruth, Cardiff University, Professor Emerita, Bioethics – Medical ethics
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Skin ethics
09h50: Henwood Flis, University of Brighton, Professor of Social Informatics – Sociology & Marent Benjamin, School of Applied Social Science, University of Brighton, Research Fellow
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Digital Health: Sociological Perspectives
10h10: Lee See-Muah, Ng Teng Fong General Hospital, Dr – Bioethics – Medical ethics
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The Ethical, Legal and Moral dimensions of Tele-palliative Care
10h30: McClelland Alexander, Concordia University, PhD student, Doctor of Philosophy Department of Humanities, Interdisciplinary Centre on Culture and Society – Sociology
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Pharmaco-legal governance of HIV: From high-impact prevention to the criminalization of transmission, non-disclosure and exposure
10h50 – 11h05: coffee break
11h05: Pillinger Mara, George Washington University, PhD Candidate (ABD) – Political science
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To R&D or Not to R&D: Partnership Priorities for Neglected and Pandemic Disease Control
11h25: Satalkar Priya, Department of Global Health and Social Medicine, King’s College London Postdoctoral Research Fellow – Science and technology studies
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Social Translation and Adaptation of Reproductive Technology (START): An interdisciplinary socio-ethical investigation of social egg freezing in urban India
11h45: Schickl Hannah, Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities, Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg – Research Assistant, PhD Student – Philosophy
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On the moral consideration of human embryos in vitro with the example of stem cell research and preimplantation genetic diagnosis
12h05 – 13h00 – Buffet lunch served by the Foundation in the Brocher Centre
13h05: Steers Denise, University of Otago – PhD student – Psychology
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Gender mender, bender or defender- variations in sex development/Intersex in the New Zealand context
13h25: Temple-Smith Meredith, University of Melbourne – Professor – Medicine
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Sexual Health for Australians: Actions, Omissions and Achievements
13h45 : End of the presentations