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Father of the Cyborgs: Panel Discussion

In this panel discussion on the award-winning documentary, Father of the Cyborgs, neuroscience and ethics experts explore body augmentation, medical tourism and various other technological and ethical issues raised in the film.
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Wrapping Your Head Around Mind Control: Ethical Implications of Neurotechnology

Neurotechnology is being increasingly deployed across a wide range of applications. This panel addresses the frameworks needed to evaluate the ethical, legal, social, and cultural implications that may arise with these deployments.
31-Responsible Innovation via Technological Stewardship

Responsible Innovation via Technological Stewardship

This virtual panel addresses how technology professionals can ensure that technology development and deployment have the best possible positive impact.
Integrating Virtue Ethics into STEM Courses (ETHICS 2021)

Integrating Virtue Ethics into STEM Courses (ETHICS 2021)

The objectives of this session are (1) Introduce participants to a virtue ethics framework; (2) Describe modular integration of the framework in a robotics course through 9 weekly “Ethical Considerations in AI” assignments; (3) Assist participants in the development or planning of a virtue ethics module in the context of their own course.
Title slide for the IEEE ISTAS 2021 Technology, Equity, and Social Justice Roundtable

IEEE ISTAS 2021 Technology, Equity, and Social Justice Roundtable

The "Technology, Equity, and Social Justice Roundtable" Special Session took place during IEEE ISTAS 2021 on 29 October 2021. This roundtable discussion, sponsored by a SSHRC Connection Grant and presented in partnership with IEEE TechEthics, brings together four international experts from a range of academic and industry backgrounds in engineering and social sciences.
Global Environmental Solutions | Session 2: Engagement Opportunities Roundtable | IEEE TechEthics & UN-DESA

New Technologies, Ethics and Policy Engagement for Sustainable Development | Global Environmental Solutions | Session 2: Engagement Opportunities Roundtable

This roundtable session includes brief presentations on how to engage in environment-related discussions, policy debates, and other activities within the UN and the IEEE, followed by a discussion and Q&A period.
Global Environmental Solutions | Session 1: New Technologies & Related Social Impacts | IEEE TechEthics & UN-DESA

New Technologies, Ethics and Policy Engagement for Sustainable Development | Global Environmental Solutions | Session 1: New Technologies & Related Social Impacts

This session addresses new technologies that are providing solutions to key global environmental concerns, with a particular focus on oceans, transportation and manufacturing, including related societal considerations.
New Technologies, Ethics and Policy Engagement for Sustainable Development | Universal Access to Energy | Session 2: Engagement Opportunities & Policy Debate Roundtable

New Technologies, Ethics and Policy Engagement for Sustainable Development | Universal Access to Energy | Session 2: Engagement Opportunities & Policy Debate Roundtable

This session provides information on how to get engaged in the UN policy debates on technologies for universal access to energy, as well as similar engagement opportunities across various parts of IEEE.
Universal Access to Energy | Session 1: New Technologies & Related Social Impacts | IEEE TechEthics & UN-DESA

New Technologies, Ethics and Policy Engagement for Sustainable Development | Universal Access to Energy | Session 1: New Technologies & Related Social Impacts

What are some promising technologies to ensure affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all? What are some of the key ethical, legal and policy-related concerns? This session addresses these key questions and more.
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