While Deakin Health Ethics is sadly saying aurevoir to some beloved #teamELP members, we are excited to announce we have 3 permanent T/R positions at B/C/D, 0.8-1.0FTE open! #AcademicJobs #MedEd #bioethics #professionalism #HealthLaw (1/3)

#Job opportunity! Ethox Centre is recruiting a Postdoctoral Researcher in Ethics & Infectious Disease - working with Oxford-Johns Hopkins Global Health Ethics Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics Pandemic Sciences Institute . Deadline 5 Sept. Details ⬇️⬇️ ethox.ox.ac.uk/news/job-oppor… Oxford Population Health (OxPop) Oxford Ethics + Humanities TORCH Medical Humanities Hub

We're recruiting for a post-doctoral position funded by an ARC grant entitled 'The Ethics of Voluntary Assisted Dying: Promoting Constructive Debate'. If you're interested in applying, see the webpage below. external-jobs.csu.edu.au/cw/en/job/4975…

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We are seeking applications for Project Officer - details below!

Very much looking forward to next month's webinar with our own Ezra Kneebone 🤩 Ezra will discuss the impact of current regulations on the experience of surrogacy and what reform is necessary to improve provision in Aust. For more info & to register: monash.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Out now! In their new paper, Michelle Taylor-Sands, Dr Molly Johnston & Catherine Mills argue concerns about expanded NIPT are better addressed through the provision of appropriate and tailored counselling, rather than limiting the scope of NIPT via a 'seriousness' criterion.

Contributing to a story for goop wasn't on my academic bingo card this year - but here we are! Thanks Denise John for your interest in our research & the opportunity to discuss the collateral issue of egg freezing - what to do with unused eggs! goop.com/wellness/healt…

Are you interested in surrogacy and its regulation? Tune into the RiS seminar next week where I'll be sharing the findings from my PhD research. Open to all. Register here: monash.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

This week @Reprotechethics and Dr Molly Johnston shared their research on non-invasive prenatal testing with colleagues at Tohoku University in Tokyo and Sendai, gaining valuable insights into the differences in international practices and strengthening our global collaborations

This a great opportunity to work with brilliant Aisling McMahon, one of the best academics I know :) universityvacancies.com/maynooth-unive…

🚨Monash University EPRD Monash University is hiring a full-time Assistant Lecturer/Lecturer (Level A/B) for a 1-year maternity leave position starting October 2024 Master’s degree or higher in reproductive science & teaching experience required Email Dr Nicola Rivers: [email protected]

It was a valuable and inspiring experience to meet and hear from other fellows and Australian Research Council staff at the ARC Industry fellowship induction held earlier this week in Canberra. Looking forward to commencing my project on egg donation early next year 🤗

We are hiring 7 new permanent Lecturers in Law. Come and join our dynamic ⁦team ⁦Royal Holloway Law and Criminology⁩ Closing Date:18/10/24 Lecturer in Law (Teaching/Research) at Royal Holloway, University of London Lecturer in Law (Teaching Focussed) at Royal Holloway, University of London

Life insurers and those offering income protection and permanent disability insurance will be banned from using genetic testing to refuse cover, or hike up charges, for a range of insurance products. ab.co/3MJRmDq

There's 'informed consent' to treatment. How about...'informed financial consent'? Great to see this collaborative work officially out last week #MedicalLawReview, unpacking so-called 'informed financial consent' in medicine. ✳️OA: academic.oup.com/medlaw/article…

Enjoying the Reproduction in Society seminar series? Don’t miss October’s session with Cecily Klim, presenting Topologies of Trust: How Social Relations Shape the Field of Digital Contraceptive Technologies. Register now: monash.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Research Assistant (Centre for Biomedical Ethics) | National University of Singapore buff.ly/3XFXlzB.

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Dozens of labs around the world are striving to grow models of human embryos to study development, fertility and therapies. They are entering uncharted ethical territory. go.nature.com/3Zqr6FT