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Gene Doping: A reality, but not a threat
As the Vancouver 2010 Games approach, will these be a genetically modified Olympics? This essay is a reply to Friedmann,... -
Vancouver 2010: Preparing for its Two Major Controversies (2010, Feb 10)
Next week, I’ll lecture at UWS on what I see as the two major controversies arising from the forthcoming Olympic... -
Globalising European Bioethics Education (2010, Feb 8)
As part of the GLEUBE network, I’ll give a presentation on ‘The Future of European Bioethics’ in Manchester on Feb... -
Extraterrestrial Ethics
Just published on the H+ website. The essay is about creating new life forms, which would explore and appropriate outer... -
Culture @ the Olympics
In advance of Vancouver 2010, we’ve relaunched the website of C@tO. We’ll be taking 10 people to VAncouver to report... -
Is the rise of the super-athlete ruining sport?
Article in the very last Sports Monthly magazine for the Observer (UK) by David Runciman. From Usain Bolt to Rafa Nadal,... -
Privacy is neither dead nor dying
The recent Crunchies invu with Facebook’s Zuckerberg led to all kinds of reporting about privacy in a digital world. But... -
International Journal of Technoethics
This year, I start a new gig as Associate Editor for this new journal. More details are here: International Journal of... -
How should we treat the tweet?
In the last couple of days, @kk and @Dutchphoto have tweeted links to Olympic activism plans for Vancouver 2010. Responses from...
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Vancouver 2010: Preparing for its Two Major Controversies (2010, Feb 10)
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Tagul, the new Wordle?
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Olympic Museum, Lausanne (2009, Dec)
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