The list of all seminars organized as part of the Deep uncertainties in bioethics: genetic research, preventive medicine, reproductive decisions (BIOUNCERTAINTY) project.

Academic year: 2022/2023

 

• Tomasz Żuradzki (Jagiellonian University)
  Who are the worst off? Prioritarianism and time (25.05.23)
• Chenwei Nie (Jagiellonian University)
  A new framework for explaining delusions (18.05.23)
• Frank Ursin (Medizinische Hochschule Hannover) Cristian Timmermann (University of Augsburg)
  Intraoperative application of mixed and augmented reality for digital surgery: A systematic review of all ethical issues (10.05.23)
• Shaun Nichols (Cornel University)
  Not for me: On the external function of guilt (09.05.23)
• Mariangela Zoe Cocchiaro (Jagiellonian University)
  The Equal Weight View without the Principle of Indifference (27.04.23)
• Christoph Merdes (Jagiellonian University)
  Formal epistemology meets Epistemic Injustice – An Outline (13.04.23)
• Mariusz Maziarz (Jagiellonian University)
  Overcomming the plurality of causal pluralisms (23.03.23)
• Vilius Dranseika (Jagiellonian University)
  The Duality of Value: A Corpus Study (16.03.23)
• Giulio Fornaroli (Jagiellonian University)
  Making the Beneficiary Pay: Distributive, Not Corrective (09.03.23)
• Francesco Testini (Jagiellonian University)
  Between explaining and justifying. The normative upshot of vindicatory arguments (23.02.23)
• Maciej Próchnicki (Jagiellonian University)
  What do we punish for? Phantoms, proxies, and Al Capone’s tax forms (02.02.23)
• Karolina Wiśniowska (Jagiellonian University)
  Wpływ populizmu bioetycznego na dopuszczalność przerywania ciąży w Polsce w latach 2015-2020 (19.01.23)
• Davide Serpico (Jagiellonian University) Mark Fedyk (University of California, Davis)
  Threshold Problems in Bioethics: Perspectives from the Philosophy of Biology (08.12.22)
• Izabela Skoczeń (Jagiellonian University)
  Deceptive implicatures in the courtroom (01.12.22)
• Elena Popa (Jagiellonian University)
  (Dis)Trust in Science and Values: Two Arguments in Relation to Public Health (17.11.22)

• Francesco Testini (Jagiellonian University)
  Why do we punish? (10.11.22)

• Vilius Dranseika (Jagiellonian University)
  Delineating Philosophy of Medicine. A data-driven approach (03.11.22)

• Saul Smilansky (University of Haifa)
  Suicide, Organ Donation and Meaning in Life: Some Disturbing Reflections (24.10.22)

• Yafeng Shan (Kent University)
  Causation in Biology (20.10.22)

Academic year: 2021/2022

• John P. Lizza (Kutztown University of Pennsylvania)
  Working Towards Consensus on Brain Death (22.08.22)

• Cristian Timmermann (University of Augsburg)
  Levels of Explicability for medical Artificial Intelligence: What do we need and what can we get? (09.06.22)

• Maciej Juzaszek (Jagiellonian University)
  Precautionary principle as an encroachment on evidence-based law  (13.04.22)

• Lukas Meier (University of Cambridge)
  How to Compute Bioethics (07.04.22)

• Tomasz Żuradzki (Jagiellonian University)
  Rational framing effects and morally valid reasons (06.04.22)

• Bartosz Janik (Jagiellonian University)
  Fuzzy trace theory and psychiatric decision making  (25.03.22)

• Marta Soniewicka (Jagiellonian University)
  Czy empatia jest potrzebna rządom prawa? O roli emocji w prawie  (10.03.22)

• Joona Räsänen (Aarhus University)
  Is it wrong to hire employees based on personality? (24.02.22)

• Elena Popa (Asian University for Women)
  Distrust and Decision Making in Public Health (20.01.22)

• Wojciech Kaftański (Harvard University)
  Affective Admiration, Motivation, and Value: Some Remarks on Exemplarity (13.01.22)

• Vilius Dranseika (Jagiellonian University)
  Attributions of Responsibility in Joint Human-A.I. Decision-making in Medicine  (16.12.21)

• Dariusz Miękisz (Jagiellonian University)
  Can antidepressants alter your moral senses? (16.12.21)

• Mariusz Maziarz (Jagiellonian University)
  Replication Crisis, Perspectival Realism, and the Malleability of Statistics (04.11.21)

• Davide Serpico (Jagiellonian University)
  Quantitative Traits in Psychiatry and the Concept of Threshold  (07.10.21)

• Ivar Hannikainen (Universidad de Granada)
  Experimental philosophical bioethics, advance directives, and the true self in dementia (06.10.21)

Academic year: 2020/2021

• Karolina Wiśniowska (Jagiellonian University)
  Covid-19 vaccinations: ethics of prioritization policies  (17.06.21)

• Mariusz Maziarz (Jagiellonian University)
  Do medical researchers make conclusions that disagree with statistical methodology? A philosophical defense (10.06.21)

• Marcin Waligóra (Jagiellonian University), Tomasz Żuradzki (Jagiellonian University)
  Why high-risk research with limited prospect of direct benefit can be justified: the case of phase 1 pediatric trials in oncology (31.05.21)

• Markus Kneer (Universität Zürich), Izabela Skoczeń (Jagiellonian University)
  Outcome Effects, Moral Luck and the Hindsight Bias (13.05.21)

• Joby Varghese (Indian Institute of Technology Jammu)
  Non-epistemic values in shaping the parameters for evaluating the effectiveness of candidate vaccines (06.05.21)

• Christian Tarsney (University of Oxford)
  Non-Additive Axiologies in Large Worlds (22.04.21)

• Michael Klenk (Technische Universiteit Delft)
  Moral Judgement and Moral Progress: The Problem of Cognitive Control (08.04.21)

• Michał Klincewicz (Tilburg University / Jagiellonian University)
  Consequences of unexplainable machine learning for the notions of a trusted doctor and patient autonomy (11.03.21)

• Adrian Stencel (Jagiellonian University), Javier Suárez (Jagiellonian University)
  When you are forced to being nice. Multicellularity is more about coercion than about altruism (4.03.21)

• Nora Heinzelmann (Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg)
  Higher-order uncertainty in bioethical judgements (25.02.21)

• Alex Broadbent (University of Johannesburg)
  Robo-epidemiology: Machine learning, causal inference and public health (28.01.21)

• Matt Bennett (University of Essex)
  When experts meet policy: Recommendations and judging trustworthiness (21.01.21)

• Bartosz Biskup (Jagiellonian University)
  Why marriage? Ungrounded essentialism in theories of marriage (07.01.21)

• Vilius Dranseika (Jagiellonian University)
  Personal Identity, Direction of Change, and the Right to Withdraw from Research: A Cross-linguistic Replication of Tobia (2016) (17.12.20)

• Mariusz Maziarz (Jagiellonian University), Adrian Stencel (Jagiellonian University)
  Drug repurposing for COVID-19: The problem of excessive hypothesis testing (10.12.20)

• Przemysław Zawadzki (Uniwersytet Jagielloński)
  Personality and authenticity in light of the memory-modifying potential of optogenetics (26.11.20)

• Lee Elkin (Jagiellonian University)
  Normative Uncertainty Meets Social Choice Theory (12.11.20)

• Karolina Wiśniowska (Jagiellonian University)
  A data-driven argument in bioethics: the concept of dignity in academic journals specializing in Christian ethics (05.11.20)

• Mariusz Maziarz (Jagiellonian University)
  Is meta-analysis a reliable source of evidence for decisions in the clinic? (26.10.20)

• Marta Maj (Jagiellonian University)
  Attitudes toward emerging biotechnologies. What matters and why? (22.10.20)

• Piotr Bystranowski (Jagiellonian University), Ivar R. Hannikainen (Universidad de Granada)
  Normative vs. factual disagreement: Examining domain differences in dissent perception (15.10.20)

• Vilius Dranseika (Jagiellonian University), Ivars Neiders (Riga Stradins University)
  Dying, ceasing to exist, and ‘what we are’ (08.10.20)

Academic year: 2019/2020

• Dries H. Bostyn (Ghent University)
  The Shape of Blame (19.06.20)

• Mariusz Maziarz (Jagiellonian University), Martin Zach (Charles University in Prague)
  Are ABM epidemic models the models of actual mechanisms? (08.05.20)

• Jonathan Anomaly (University of Pennsylvania)
  What’s Wrong with Factory Farming? (09.03.20. cancelled)

• Lee Elkin (Jagiellonian University)
  Regret Averse Opinion Aggregation (23.01.20)

• Joanna Smolenski (CUNY)
  Germline Gene Editing and the Limits of Informed Consent (19.01.20)

• Mariusz Maziarz (Jagiellonian University)
  The meaning of causal claims in medicine: causal inferences and policy implications (09.01.20)

• Michał Białek (Akademia Leona Koźmińskiego)
  Intuitive utilitarianism: Hybrid model of moral judgements (12.12.19)

• Joanna Malinowska (UAM)
  Empathy in relations between people and social robots (04.12.19)

• Jan Piasecki (Jagiellonian University)
  The dilemmas of research ethics in the era of learning health‐care systems (14.11.19)

• Teresa Baron (University of Southampton)
  Double donor surrogacy and the substitution problem (07.11.19)

• Jeroen Hopster (Universität Graz)
  Climate Possibilities and Precautionary Principles (18.10.19)

• Konrad Rudnicki (University of Antwerp)
  The Liar lied. Experimental investigation of the Liar paradox (17.10.19)

• Pierrick Bourrat (Macquarie University, University of Sydney)
  Overview of the emergence and evolution of religion from a Darwinian perspective (10.10.19)

Academic year: 2018/2019

• Ilana Löwy (CNRS)
  Prenatal diagnosis and disability rights (03.09.19)

• Emilia Kaczmarek (University of Warsaw)
  How to distinguish reasonable medicalization from over-medicalization? (18.06.19)

• Jacob Stegenga (Cambridge)
  The Sciences of Sexual Desire (06.06.19)

• Mariusz Maziarz (Wroclaw University of Economics and Business)
  Inference from inconsistent empirical results (15.05.19)

• Olga Dryla (Jagiellonian University)
  Medical enhancement: descriptive aspect and initial normative findings (09.05.19)

• Jacob Stegenga (Cambridge)
  Medical Nihilism (07.05.19) [guest lecture co-hosted by INCET]

• Wojciech Załuski (Jagiellonian University)
  On two types of randomizations in distributive decisions (25.04.19)

• Wojciech Ciszewski (Jagiellonian University)
  In search of an adequate structure of the state neutrality principle (11.04.19)

• Maciej Juzaszek (Akademia Leona Koźmińskiego)
  Tort Liability without Taking Responsibility (27.03.19)

• Marcin Waligóra (Jagiellonian University)
  Is there evidence-based ethics? (21.03.19)