
I am a bioethicist with an interdisciplinary background in biotechnology, ethics and philosophy of medicine.
My expertise lies in the proactive assessment of the ethical and social aspects of emerging technologies through a contextual, bottom-up approach grounded in science.
Originally trained as a biotechnologist, I have worked at the intersection of biotechnologies, ethics and society in a variety of contexts (higher education, ethics boards, consultancies) at the forefront of innovation in science and technologies for over fifteen years.
I am an appointed member of the Ethics Expert Advisory Group of the World Anti-Doping Agency, and a Trustee of the Institute of Medical Ethics.
Specialties:
- Ethics of Emerging Biotechnologies.
- Ethics of Drug Development and Clinical Trials
- Assisted Reproductive Technologies, and Prenatal Genetic Screening.
- Applications of AI to drug development and discovery.
- Ethics and Law in Medicine and Sport.
I currently hold the position of Senior Research Fellow in the Centre for the Study of Contemporary Solidarity, Department of Political Science, University of Vienna.
I can be contacted at:
silvia.camporesiATkcl.ac.uk
OR
silvia.camporesi@univie.ac.at
The image used as header is “Human eye“. Credit: Kate Whitley. Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
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