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DECEMBER 2004
SOPHIE: Saturday
18 December, 2004.
STOMACHS:
Saturday 25 December, 2004.
NOVEMBER 2004
BURN THIS:
Friday 12 November, 2004.
DO YOU REMEMBER?
Tuesday 16 November, 2004.
BIOETHICISTS
CANNOT BE PHILOSOPHERS: Monday 22 November, 2004.
DR SUPER MARIO:
POSTHUMAN
BIOETHICS: Tuesday 23 November, 2004.
OCTOBER 2004
TOO MANY WORDS:
Wednesday 20 October, 2004.
STILL SUPERMAN:
Thursday 21 October, 2004.
SIBLINGS:
Saturday 30 October, 2004.
SEPTEMBER 2004
SPACE: Friday
17 September, 2004.
GRAND PROGRESSION:
Tuesday 21 September, 2004.
AUGUST 2004
ATHENS 2004:
Wednesday 11 August, 2004.
MUTANTS: Tuesday
24 August, 2004.
YOU KNOW LIFE
IS TOO SERIOUS WHEN…: Thursday 26 August, 2004
JULY 2004
TESTING OUR
DEMOCRACY: Sunday 4 July, 2004.
CONTROVERSY
CULTURE:
POVERTY TOURISM:
Saturday 10 July, 2004.
EXTRAORDINARY
MORAL DILEMMAS:
JUNE 2004
MEDIA/ACADEMIC
PARTNERSHIPS:Friday 4 June, 2004.
SIMULATION
OR DREAM?: Wednesday 9 June, 2004.
OUR
CULTURAL DEMISE: Sunday 13 June, 2004.
DIGITAL CONSTRAINTS:
AMERICA, AMERICA:
TAKE EVERYTHING:
Thursday 17 June, 2004.
HISTORIC MOMENTS:
Wednesday 23 June, 2004.
A PARALLEL
UNIVERSE:
THREE KINDS
OF SCHOLAR: Thursday 24 June, 2004.
ETHICS OF
APPRECIATION: Saturday 26 June, 2004.
PARTY:
MAY 2004
REALNESS –
YAWN: Saturday, 1 May, 2004.
CONTRASTS:
Saturday 8 May, 2004.
RECONCILING
THE IMMORALITY OF SENSATIONS:
SEX TOURISM:
UNDER WHAT CONDITIONS IS IT ACCEPTABLE? Tuesday 11 May,
2004.
REVISITING
DEEP BLUE: Wednesday 12 May, 2004.
CYBERSPACE:
WHOSE UTOPIA WAS IT? Saturday 15 May, 2004.
DOCTOR, CAN
YOU FIX MY BROKEN HEART? Tuesday 18 May, 2004.
THE JOURNALIST
AS HERO: Friday 21 May, 2004.
MORAL EXCEPTIONS:
Monday 23 May, 2004.
MOMENTS LIKE
THESE: Saturday 29 May, 2004.
APRIL 2004
POSTHUMAN
WOES: Wednesday 7 April, 2004.
TALKING ABOUT
LIFE: Sunday 18 April, 2004.
REMEMBERING
TO FORGET:Monday 19 April, 2004.
NOT ENOUGH
TECHNOLOGY: Wednesday 21 April, 2004.
LAW: Thursday
22 April, 2004
MARCH 2004
EMPTY SPACE:
Monday 1 March, 2004.
GRATITUDE:
Monday 15 March, 2004.
CAPTURING
TIME: Wednesday 17 March, 2004.
BOREDOM: Sunday
21 March, 2004.
FRIENDSHIP:
Monday 22 March, 2004.
BLOCKED:
NEW METAPHORS
FOR SCIENCE: Friday 26 March, 2004.
SAUCHIEHALL
ST:
BALANCE:
FEBRUARY 2004
CRYONICS AND
DIMINSHED AUTONOMY: Thursday 5 February, 2004.
POSTHUMAN
PARANOIA: Sunday 8 February, 2004.
SOMETHING
NEW: Sunday 29 February, 2004.
JANUARY 2004
LOYALTY AND
DIMINSHED AUTONOMY: Tuesday 13 January, 2004.
SCREAMING
IN PAIN: Wednesday 14 January, 2004.
ANTIBIOTICS
AND GENETICS: Friday 16 January, 2004.
CREATIVITY:
SUNDAY 18 January, 2004.
STUDENTS AND
WEB RESOURCES: Thursday 22 January, 2004.
POSTHUMAN:
Saturday 24 January, 2004.
BEING AUTHENTIC:
Sunday 25 January, 2004.
BEING ORIGINAL:
THOUGHT: Tuesday
27 January, 2004.
MISSING TOO
MUCH: Wednesday 28 January, 2004.
UNTITLED:
Saturday 31 January, 2004.
COMFORT:
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Miah, A. (2008) Paralympics 2.0, Bioethics Forum, The Hastings Center.
Miah, A. (2008) Letter to Utopia: A Reply to Bostrom, Studies in Ethics, Law and Technology, 2(1).
Miah, A. (2008) Engineering Greater Resilience or Radical Transhuman Enhancement, Studies in Ethics, Law and Technology, 2(1).
Glasgow, Scotland i (30 Sept, 2008)
Our Cultural & Moral Commitment to Discover, Create, and Support New Life Forms, for LESS REMOTE: The Futures of Space Exploration: an Arts & Humanities Symposium, International Astronautical Congress, SEC, Glasgow, Scotland [abstract]
Beijing, China c (Aug, 2008)
Chair and Speaker for panel symposium on Emergent Journalistic Cultures at the Olympics, International Symposium on Olympic Research, Beijing National University and University of Western Ontario [outline].
Olympia, Greece i (July, 2008)
Supervising Professor, International Olympic Academy 16th Postgraduate Seminar [Lecture Outlines].
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Miah, A. (2008) 'Blessed are the Forgetful': The Ethics of Memory Modification in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. In Shapshay, S. (Ed) Bioethics Through Film, Johns Hopkins University Press.
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Zwart, N. H. (2007). "Genomics and self-knowledge: implications for societal research and debate." New Genetics and Society 26(2): 181-202.
Mitchell, C. B., E. D. Pellegrino, et al. (2007). Biotechnology and the Human Good. Washington, DC., Georgetown University Press.
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May, 2008
The technological enhancement of man, Danish Broadcasting Corporation
April, 2008
Evening Standard
Beijing 2008 Olympics and Protest
March, 2008
The Sports Factor, ABC Radio, Blogging at the Beijing Olympics
Feb, 2008
ESPN Magazine
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Beijing, China c (5 Aug, 2008)
Chair and Speaker for panel symposium on Emergent Journalistic Cultures at the Olympics [outline] |
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Olympia, Greece i (20 July, 2008)
Supervising Professor, International Olympic Acadmy 16th Postgraduate Seminar [Lecture Outlines]. |
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Leeds, UK c (16 July, 2008)
Ambush Media: Journalistic Freedom & Media Politics at the Beijing Olympics, Olympic Politics and Protest, Leeds Metropolitan University [abstract]. |
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London, UK ia (4 July, 2008)
Research Cluster on Innovative Media for a Digital Economy: Health Industries Workshop, British Medical Association House. |
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Liverpool, UK i (July, 2008)
Keynote, Body & Economy, London 2012 Cultural Olympiad, FACT. |
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Chicago , USA ia (Jun, 2008)
2016 Olympic Bid conference, the contribution of the arts. |
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San Francisco , USA i (Jun, 2008)
Bioethics and Doping colloquium, St Mary's College. |
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London, UK c (Jun, 2008)
with Ana Adi, Framing Beijing's Olympic Bid: Human Rights Advocacy Groups and Online Mainstream International Media, Changes and Challenges: China’s Media, University of Westminster, London, [abstract] |
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Oxford, UK i (May, 2008)
Guest Seminar, St James Martin Institute for the 21st Century, Programme on Biomedical Ethics and Future of Humanity Institute |
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