One of the things I enjoy most about academia (and I feel it’s not rewarded enough in the competitive academic environment focused on peer-reviewed publications and grant getting) is writing opinion pieces.
Here’s a recent example of this type of work, with amazing PhD candidate Giulia Sesa, who had the idea to write about this in the first place:
#doping #enhancedgames #wada #celebrityboxingmatch #netflix #jakepaul #miketyson
Posted in Ethics & Sports
Tagged celebrity boxing, doping, enhanced games, Mike Tyson, WADA
La registrazione del mio intervento del 05.10.24 al festival Bergamo Scienza è ora disponibile qui:
Perché nello sport alcune caratteristiche fisiche sono considerate eque e altre vengono invece regolamentate? Dalla mezzofondista Caster Semenya alla pugile algerina Imane Khelif, dal quattrocentista Oscar Pistorius al campione paralimpico di salto in lungo Markus Rehm, chi decide, e su quale base, quando uno svantaggio diventa un vantaggio? In questa conversazione con Agnese Collino, Silvia Camporesi esamina con uno sguardo critico le politiche che regolano la partecipazione dei corpi alle competizioni sportive.
Interviene: Silvia Camporesi, Department of Public Health and Primary Care, KU Leuven
Modera: Agnese Collino, Associazione BergamoScienza
Delighted to have been invited to Trieste Next, the science research festival, which took place in Triest Sept 27-29.
Chaired by Marco Cambiaghi, University of Verona, and in conversation with Matija Mato Škerbić, University of Zagreb, I gave a talk on ‘bionic and modified bionic and future of sport’. You can watch the recording of our talk (in English) here:
Prof. Silvia Camporesi 
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