Programme for Applied Ethics
Programme for Applied Ethics (PAE)
The Programme for Applied Ethics (PAE) at NTNU aims to contribute to the development of competence in applied ethics in both research and education. The PAE started in the Autumn of 2001 with support from the Research Council of Norway and has been, since 2004, funded directly by NTNU. PAE is managed by an interfaculty Board, it employs three permanent staff and supports one PhD project and one postdoc project. The director of the Programme is Professor May Thorseth.
The programme's mandate is to:
- Create good arenas for building competence in applied ethics - Ethics Days and other arrangements.
- In particular, contribute to bringing ethical issues related to technology and social responsibility to light.
- Together with researchers at NTNU, initiate research projects based on ethical issues arising from their respective research areas and NTNU strategic areas.
- Contribute to the development of the academic field of applied ethics at NTNU.
- Provide professional support to study programmes that integrate ethics with teaching at different levels.
- Participate in and develop relevant national and international networks.
Call for abstracts !
The ethics of the Covid-19 pandemic – online workshop 3-4 June.
For more information on this upcoming workshop, our keynote speakers, and how to submit your abstract, click here.
New Publications
Graham, M., Hallowell, N., Solberg, B., et al (2021) Taking it to the bank: the ethical management of individual findings arising in secondary research Journal of Medical Ethics Published Online First. doi: 10.1136/medethics-2020-106941
Solberg, B. (2021) Passivt samtykke til passiv deltakelse? Tidssk Nor Legeforen. doi: 10.4045/tidsskr.20.0654
Stabell, E. D. (2021) Trenger vi mineraler fra havbunnen? Espen Dyrnes Stabell. Pan (Harvest Magazine) Tilgjengelig fra https://www.harvestmagazine.no/pan/trenger-vi-mineraler-fra-havbunnen
Stabell, E.D. (2021) Hard Environmental Choices: Comparability, Justification and the Argument from Moral Identity Environmental Values 30(10): 111-130 https://doi.org/10.3197/096327119X15678473651009
Koksvik, G.H., Richards, N., Gerson, S.M., Materstvedt, L.J. og Clark, D. (2020) Medicalisation, suffering and control at the end of life: The interplay of deep continuous palliative sedation and assisted dying. Health https://doi.org/10.1177/1363459320976746
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