A wild ethics – a conversation with Prof Shane Clifton and Gemma Lucy Smart
From the high points and flaws of virtue ethics to utilitarianism, disability ethics is not a one-size-fits-all.
Analysis
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How to manoeuvre the USyd human ethics process
Should you choose to study real humans, you will first need to apply for human research ethics approval.
Features
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The race for artificial intelligence
In this unfettered rush towards developing AI, what do universities need to stop and think about?
Do androids dream of electric greyhounds?
In the world of simulated dog racing, animals are spared but the humans are not
‘Ethics, what even are they?’: Academics respond to ‘unethical’ University of Sydney research methods
A study titled study ‘An Open Door? Experimental Measurement of Potential Bias in Informal Pathways to Academia’ has been suspended following a number of complaints.
