Ethics, Policy and Public Engagement
Grand Challenge: To assimilate new technologies developed by ACES into society.
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Grand Challenge: To assimilate new technologies developed by ACES into society.
ACES Ethics, Policy and Public Engagement researchers Prof Linda Hancock and Linda Wollersheim at Deakin University have published a detailed examination of the impact of the European Union’s new Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) on hydrogen exports to the EU, in the journal Energies.
In an article published in the Springer journal Philosophy and Technology, ACES Ethics, Policy and Public Engagement Research Fellow Dr Mark Howard explains why a technocentric approach to healthcare, shaped by technology corporations and an emerging digital health market, risks undermining the real clinical potential of mobile health (mHealth).
Wollongong amputee Len Snowdon recently joined ACES Director Prof Gordon Wallace, ACES Soft Robotics for prosthetic Device Theme Leader Prof Gursel Alici and ACES Ethics, Policy and Public Engagement Theme Leader Prof Susan Dodds in a Public Ethics Panel discussion about the future of prosthetics.
If you had epilepsy, and a doctor told you she could implant a device in your brain to predict an oncoming seizure, you probably wouldn’t stop long to think about the unintended consequences.
As 2021 passes us by, we look back at the year that was and how we pushed forward making new breakthroughs, discoveries, collaborations and continued to conduct research at the highest level.
ACES Chief Investigator Prof Susan Dodds has been elected as a new member of the Australian Academy of Humanities.
ACES Ethics, Policy and Public Engagement (EPPE) Research Fellow Dr Mark Howard has contributed to a recent Monash University LENS piece, which looks at the case for accurate and quick mobile point-of-care COVID testing.
Do brain implants change your identity? This was a question investigated and the title of a recent feature article by The New Yorker, which featured ACES Associate Investigator Dr Frederic Gilbert from our University of Tasmania (UTAS) node.