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Convened by [[Anne Alexander]] of Cambridge Digital Humanities, and colleagues from the Cambridge Big Data SRI, this researcher development programme included a panel of ethics experts representing a diverse range of medical and technical approaches to ethics, who addressed a scenario constructed by Anne to raise challenging problems in both data ethics and health ethics. | Convened by [[Anne Alexander]] of Cambridge Digital Humanities, and colleagues from the Cambridge Big Data SRI, this researcher development programme included a panel of ethics experts representing a diverse range of medical and technical approaches to ethics, who addressed a scenario constructed by Anne to raise challenging problems in both data ethics and health ethics. | ||
Crucible collaborators: | |||
* [[Anne Alexander]] | |||
* [[Lydia Drumright]] | |||
* [[Claudia Abreu-Lopes]] | |||
* Alison Hall | |||
* [[Alan Blackwell]] | |||
* Martin Richards | |||
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Latest revision as of 09:10, 4 October 2018
Convened by Anne Alexander of Cambridge Digital Humanities, and colleagues from the Cambridge Big Data SRI, this researcher development programme included a panel of ethics experts representing a diverse range of medical and technical approaches to ethics, who addressed a scenario constructed by Anne to raise challenging problems in both data ethics and health ethics.
Crucible collaborators:
- Anne Alexander
- Lydia Drumright
- Claudia Abreu-Lopes
- Alison Hall
- Alan Blackwell
- Martin Richards
