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Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 Curriculum Vitae Prof. Silke Schicktanz, PhD Office: University Medical Center Göttingen Dept. of Medical Ethics and History of Medicine Humboldtallee 36 37073 Göttingen Germany Phone: +49 -551-39-33966 Private address: Pütterweg 5 37085 Göttingen Germany Phone: +49-551-63440017 Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.egmed.uni-goettingen.de/index.php?id=3&L=1 Professional Positions Since 4/2010 Full Professor for Cultural and Ethical Studies of Biomedicine, University Medical Center Göttingen, Germany Since 2011 Deputy director of the Department of Medical Ethics and History of Medicine 2 - 9/2011 Adjunct Professor for Philosophy, Dept. of Philosophy, San Francisco State University 1/2006 - 3/2010 Associate Professor (Junior-Professor) for History, Theory, Ethics in Medicine University Medical Center Göttingen, Germany (positively evaluated in Nov 2008) 1/2004 12/2005 Senior Researcher University of Münster, Institute for Ethics, History and Theory of Medicine 3/2002 - 2/2003 Post-Doc-Position / Research Fellow Max-Delbrück-Centrum for molecular medicine Research Group Bioethics and science communication 1 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 1/2001 - 2/2002 Project Leader: First nation-wide citizens conference on genetic testing Foundation: Deutsches Hygiene-Museum Dresden 1/1999 - 12/2000 Research Fellow / Graduate Student Chair Ethics and Theory in Life / Faculty of Biology University of Tübingen 1/1994 - 12/1998 Research Assistant Interdepartmental Centre for Ethics in Science and Humanities University of Tübingen Educational History 1/2002 Doctorate: Doctor rerum naturalium (PhD) in Ethics of Life Science awarded by the Eberhard-Karls-University Tübingen, Germany with highest honours (summa cum laude) Thesis title: “Medico-ethical and animal ethical aspects of xenotransplantation - the ethical assessment of the current state of the art (in German) grade: summa cum laude Advisory committee: Prof. Dr. Eve-Marie Engels, Prof. Dr. Dieter Birnbacher, Prof. Dr. Reinhard Kurth 4/1998 - 12/2001 Full member of the German Research Foundation– PhD programme “Ethics in Science and Humanities”, University of Tübingen 9/1991 - 6/1997 Studies in Biology and Philosophy at the Eberhard-Karls-University Tübingen, Germany. grade: excellent (1.0) 1997 Diploma in Biology awarded at the Eberhard-KarlsUniversity Tübingen, Germany. Final grade 1.0 (excellent) Minor: Philosophy awarded at the Eberhard-KarlsUniversity Tübingen, Germany (grade: excellent) 1989 - 1991 Vocational training as a lab technician, Ludwigshafen a.R. 2 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 Honours / Awards / 2001 Fellowships Animal Welfare Prize of Erna-Graff-Foundation (Berlin) 2001 Award of the German Academy of Medical Ethics (Göttingen) 2002 Reinhold-und-Maria-Teufel-Award (Tübingen) 2010 Invited Research Fellow at the Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Advance Studies, Delhi India 2011-12 Feodor-Lynen Fellowship of the Alexander-vonHumboldt Foundation Academic Activities Research visits Fellow at the Safra Center for Ethics and Law at Tel Aviv University Dec 2016 - March 2017 Visiting Scholar at Delhi University / JNU Sociology FebMar 2016 Senior Fellow in Residence at the Alfried Krupp Institute for Advanced Study, Greifswald (Apr-Sep 2015) Visiting Scholar at the Centre for the Study of Social Systems, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi (Feb-Mar 2013) Research Fellow at Helen Wills Institute for Neuroscience/Beatrice Bain Research Group, University of California, Berkeley, (Feb 2011-Sep 2012) Invited Research Fellow at Jawaharlal Nehru Institute for Advanced Studies, Delhi (Mar-Apr 2010) Visiting Scholar at Science Technology and Society Center, University of California, Berkeley US (Jul-Sep 2009) Visiting scholar at Centre for Economic and Social Aspects of Genetics (CESAGEN) University of Lancaster UK (Mar 2009) Research visit at the Israel Social Sciences Department, Ben-Gurion University, (Oct 2007) Research work in Israel at Ben-Gurion University, University of Haifa and University of Tel Aviv (Apr 2007) 3 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Membership in international and national committees and boards: Membership in academic societies Jan 2017 Member of the European Research Council (ERC) Advanced Grant evaluation panel (2009-2013; 2015-2017) Member of Ethical Review Panels of the European Commission (2005-2006) Nominated Member of the Committee of Responsibility and Freedom in Science (CFRS) of International Council of Science Since 2004 Member of German Academy of Medical Ethics Since 2009 Working group leader of the ELPAT/ESOT Since 2011 Nominated Board member of German Academy of Medical Ethics Since 2012 European Society of Organ Transplantation Since 2012 German Federal Chamber of Physicians, Nominated Member of the committee “Organ transplantation” 2010 - 2016 Member of ‘Habilitation Committee’ of Medical Faculty of Göttingen Since 2011 Head of University board of Gender and Diversity equality treatment Since 2014 Board, Göttingen Centre for Gender Studies Sine 2016 Director of Göttingen Centre for Gender Studies Position of Trust at the University Review activities for: Journals Acta Biotheoretica ALTEX Archives of Gerontology Bioethics BMC Medical Ethics Ethical Perspectives Ethik in der Medizin (editorial boarda) European Journal of Cultural Studies Frontiers: ELSI in science and genetics (editorial board) Health Policy Health Care Analysis Indian Journal of Medical Ethics (editorial board) Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics Journal of Medical Ethics Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy Medical Humanities Österreich. Zeitschrift für Soziologie Philosophy, Ethics, Humanities, Medicine Science, Technology and Human Values 4 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 Science, Technology, Innovation-Studies Social Science and Medicine Sociology of Health and Illness Research Applications European Science Foundation (ESF) European Research Council (ERC) DFG (German Research Foundation) DAAD German-Israeli Foundation for Research and Development Austrian Ministry for Education, Science and Culture Minerva-Foundation Israeli Research Council Norway Research Council Swiss National Foundation (SNF) Austrian Nationalbank Fond (NÖF) Welcome Trust Tiroler Wissenschaftsfonds Jubiläumsfond der Österreichischen Nationalbank External Funded Research Projects and Grants In summary: 14 grants (ongoing & finalised); Amount of money: ca. 9.400.000 € (total sum) and ca. 1.950.000 € (own share) Recent Projects: Oct 2015 - Mar 2018: Ministry of Science and Art, Lower Saxony/Volkswagen-Foundation: Organized Patient Participation in Health Care: Collective Advocacy, Representation and Autonomy (OPARA); PI Jul 2014 – Jun 2019: Swedish Riksbankens Jublieumsfond for Social Sciences and Humanities: Mind the Risk: Ethical, psychological and social implications of provision of risk information from genetic and related technologies – A joint European research program (in coop. with Prof. Hanson (PI, project coordinator), Prof. Pravettoni (IT), Prof. Payne (UK), Prof. Bouder (BE) Jul 2014 – Jun 2017: BMBF GenoPerspektiv – dealing with big data: the clinical, ethical legal and informationtechnical perspective. (in coop. with Dr. Schweda) Sep 2014 – Mar 2017: DFG Organ donation between unease and criticism. A sociological and ethical analysis (in coop. with Prof. Adloff, University of Erlangen) 5 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 2016-17. Minerva-Gentner Research: Frozen: Social and Bioethical Aspects of Cryo-Fertility. Workshop grant for 2017. Co-organizers: Aviad Raz, Yael Hashiloni-Dolev & Silke Schicktanz. Successfully finalized grants: Oct 2014 - Jun 2016 Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD) und University Grants Commission, India: Contested Avenues of Reproductive Technologies: A Study of Transnational Transfers and Cross-cultural Practices, together with Prof. Tulsi Patel (Delhi School of Economics, Sociology) Oct 2010 - Sep 2016: DFG Graduate School‚ ‘Dynamics of Gender and Space’ (Universities of Göttingen & Kassel), co-applicant/PI Jul 2013 – Sep 2015 Federal Ministry for Education and Science (BMBF): Chip-Technology for carrier testing of rare diseases (in coop. with Dr. J. Inthorn & PD Dr. P. Wehling, University Frankfurt a.M.) Jun 2011 – Dec 2014: German Research Foundation (DFG): Socio-empirical and ethical analysis of biomarkers in rectal cancer treatment - Ethics of personalized Medicine (subproject of KFO 179/2) Dec 2010 – Mar 2014: Federal Ministry for Education and Science (BMBF) Biomedical Life plans for Ageing – values between individual ethical reflection and social norms (in coop: Prof. Adloff, University of Erlangen) Oct 2010 – Feb 2014 VolkswagenStiftung: Autonomy and Trust with regard to patient organisation“ (subproject of the research network ‘Autonomy and Trust in Modern Medicine) Jan 2010 – Oct 2013: German-Israeli Foundation (GIF): Cross-Cultural Ethics of Health and Responsibility: Expert and lay perspectives regarding bioethical dilemmas in Germany and Israel (together with Prof. Raz, Ben-Gurion University) Jan 2007 – Mar 2008: German-Israeli-Foundation (GIF), Young Scientist Program, “Bodies in Culture” 2004 – 2007: European Union, 6th FRP‚ Science & Society’ Challenges of Biomedicine - Socio-cultural Contexts, European Governance and Bioethics (COB) SUPERVISION OF GRADUATE STUDENTS AND POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWS I am allowed to supervise MA/PhD students in Bioethics (Philosophy Faculty of University of Göttingen), Gender Studies (Social Sciences Faculty, Univ. Göttingen) and for Medical Doctoral Thesis (Medical Faculty, Göttingen). I have a very strong commitment for supporting & supervising students and young scholars: 6 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 Postdocs: 6 (Drs. M. Schweda, J. Inthorn, S. Saravanan, I. Jordan; K. Jongsma, Nitzan Ramon-Zarfaty) PhD: 6 (in Bioethics (Philosophy Faculty), Medical Anthropology (Social Sciences Faculty) (S. Wöhlke (completed in Jan. 2014), S. Hansen (completed May 2015), S. Mitra (since Oct. 2013), L. Frebel (since July 2013); A. Urban (since 2015), M. Schaper (since Jan 2016) and three external PhD students in Philosophy (University Utrecht, University of Mannheim; University of Münster) Medical doctoral students: 11 (finalised: 6 (A. Heßling, M. Hausschildt, M. Rentsch, H. Orth, M. Finke, L. Woydack); ongoing 5: H. Kogel, A. Rojek, F. Kögel, L. Lohmeyer, M. Immler) Master’s students: 5 (Gender Studies/Sociology) Bachelor’s students: 3 (Gender Studies/Philosophy) Guest researchers: Dr. Noelia Bueno, Spain (11/13-3/14); Dr. Carmel Shalev, Israel (3-7/2010); Gitit Bar-On (10/15), Yael Hashiloni-Dolev (9-12/15); Tulsi Patel (11-12/15); Garima Yordav (11-12/15); Jon Leefmann (3-12/2015) I am an active mentor for young female scholars in the Gender-Mentoring programme of the UMG and of the University of Göttingen (both since 2010) as well as a liaison professor for the Deutsche Studienstiftung. Workshops and International Conferences Initiation, Organisation and Head of: I have organised and headed 30 workshops in equal or leading positions (in Germany, the US, Switzerland, Austria) and 5 international conferences, among them: 2016 Expert symposium: Shared decision-making in the context of personalized medicine and patient-centered care – Dec 05-06, Univ. Göttingen (together with S. Wöhlke) International expert workshop: One for All, All for One? Selfrepresentation and representation by others in Health Policy Oct 20, Univ Goettingen (together with K. Jongsma) DFG Abschlusstagung: Ja? Nein? Vielleicht? Diskurs und Kritik der Organspende, 18-19 Juli , Univ Erlangen (toether with S. Hansen, L. Pfaller, F. Adloff) 2015 International expert workshop: Contested avenues of kinship: global norms and local practices of modern reproductive medicine, University Göttingen, 8th Dec (in coop with Göttingen Center for Gender Studies) Workshop: Genetic Risk Information: Addressing New Challenges, Dpt. of Ethics and History of Medicine, University Medical Center Göttingen, in Kassel, 16-17th Feb (funded by Riksbankens Jubileumsfond) 2014 Workshop: Wie können wir die Medizin Individualisieren? Neue Konzepte, Methoden und Strukturen, Clinical Research Group (KFO 179/2), Dpt. of Ethics and History of Medicine, University Medical Center Göttingen, 10 Dec (funded by DFG) 2013 7 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 Workshop: Kulture(en) des Vergessens. Altersdemenz am Schnittpunkt von Medizinethik und Kulturwissenschaft, ZfL, Berlin, in coop. with M. Schweda, I. Krüger-Fürhoff, 13 Dec International Conference: Planning Later Life: Ethics and Politics in Ageing Societies, University of Göttingen, in coop. with F. Adloff, 10-12 Jul, 10-12 Jul (funded by BMBF, DFG) 2012 Gender, Age, and Medicine (in German) University of Göttingen, 07 Dec Interdisciplinary Workshop: Bioethics of Ageing. University of California, Berkeley, in coop. with R. Knight/ Ch. Thompson/ C. Hayden, 05-07 Oct Symposium at 11th World Congress of Bioethics: Patients as collectives - normatives considerations and socio-political analyses of patient organisations'role in health care and biopolitics”, Rotterdam, in coop. with A. Raz, 26-29 Jun 2011 International symposium: Genetics as Culture in a Consumerist Age, in coop. with G. Werner-Felmayer/B. Prainsack, Innsbruck, 27-29 Oct Living Later Live – Ethical and Social Aspects of Ageing in Modern Medicine, San Francisco State University, in coop. with A. Silvers / M. Schweda, 26-27 Aug 2010 Indio-German Workshop: Moving bodies & transforming values – Socio-cultural and ethical issues of mobility, gender and biomedicine; in coop- with Tulsi Patel, DU; University of Göttingen, 27- 28 Nov EASST Conference 2010: stream: ARTificial life? Performativity between science, media, and art, in coop. with Priska Gisler, Trento, 02-04 Sep International Workshop: The Role of Experts in Transnational Science and Health Care Policies, in coop with M. Dusche, Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Advanced Study, New Delhi, JNIAS, 05 Apr 2009 German-Israeli Winter School: The Culture and Ethics of Biomedicine, in coop. with A. Raz, University of Göttingen, 30 Nov – 06 Dec Workshop: “The relation of medical practice, medial knowledge and norms in bioethics”, Lichtenberg-Kolleg, University of Göttingen, 14-15 Dec VW-Symposium “Biomedicalisation of Ageing? Gerontologisation of Medicine?” [in German] University of Göttingen, 29-31 Oct 2008 German-Israeli-Workshop: “Genetics and Society: Practices/Positions, Expert/Public Discourses", in coop. with Aviad Raz, Ben-Gurion University, Negev 14-16 Dec 8 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 “From a perspective within – social science, ethics and participation”, in coop. with Priska Gisler, Collegium Helvetica, ETH Zürich, Switzerland, 26-27 June 2007 “The Impact of Religion and Culture on Biomedical Technologies – A German-Israeli Dialogue”. In coop. with Simone Ehm, Protestant Academy of Berlin, 29-30 Nov “Applied Ethics and Empirical Studies” (in German) – Working Group of the German Academy of Medical Ethics Göttingen, 13-14 Apr 2005 Thyssen-Workshop: “Sexuality as Experiment? Body techniques in the intersection between science, ethics and science fiction”, in coop. with N. Pethes, German Studies, University of Bonn, 17-19 Nov 2004 “Genetics & Society - historical and ethical aspects of an ambivalent relationship”, in coop. with O. Hagen, Spring-Colloquia of the MPI for Molecular Genetics, Berlin 2003 Conference: “Identity and Body – Challenges by neuroscience and transplantation medicine.” (in German), in coop. with S. Ehm, Protestant Academy of Berlin, 21-22 Nov 2002 “Science and Public in dialogue” (in German). in coop. with C. Tannert, R. Hirschfeld, G. Krause, Max-Delbrück-Center for Molecular Medicine and Federal Center for Political Education, 7-9 Nov Workshop: “Consciousness: An interdisciplinary dialogue about research approaches” (in German), in coop. with C. Herrmann, M. Pauen & J. Rieger University of Magdeburg, 12-13 Sep 1999 “Theoretical and Practical Aspects of Animal Ethics”, in coop. with H. Röcklinsberg (University of Uppsala) and E-M. Engels, University of Tübingen, 3-4 Dec 1998 “New perspectives in transplantation medicine – an interdisciplinary dialogue.” In coop. with E-M Engels/G. Lotter, University of Tübingen, 4-6 Dec 9 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 Publications (in German and English) Monographs and Books Schicktanz, S: Organlieferant Tier? Medizin und Tierethische Probleme der Xenotransplantation. Frankfurt a.M. / New York: Campus (2002), 340 pages Raz, A./Schicktanz, S.: Comparative Empirical Bioethics: Dilemmas of Genetic Testing and Euthanasia in Israel and Germany. Springer Brief in ethics (2016), 120 pages Volumes 11. M. Schweda, l. Pfaller, K. Bauer, F. Adloff, S. Schicktanz (ed): Planning Later Life. Bioethics and Public Health in Ageing Societies, Routledge, In prep./under Contract 10. B. Prainsack, S. Schicktanz, G. Werner-Felmayer (eds.) (2014): Genetics as social practice. Transdisciplinary Views on Science and Culture, Ashgate, 220 pages 9. G. Radhawa & S. Schicktanz (eds.) (2013): Public engagement in organ donation and transplantation, Pabst Publisher, Lengerich, 176 pages 8. S. Schicktanz & M. Schweda (eds.) (2012): Pro-Aging oder Anti-Ageing: Altern im Fokus der Medizin, Frankfurt a.M./New York: Campus, 376 pages 7. Schicktanz, S. Wiesemann, C. & Wöhlke, S. (eds.) (2010): Teaching Ethics in Organ and Tissue Transplantation – Cases and Movies, in coop. with UNESCO chair for Bioethics, University Press Göttingen, 85 pages 6. Pethes, N. & Schicktanz, S. (eds.) (2008): Sexualität als Experiment? Identität, Moral und Reproduktion zwischen Science und Fiction, Frankfurt a.M./New York: Campus, 420 pages 5. Ehm, S. & Schicktanz, S. (eds.) (2008): Der Einfluss von Religion und Kultur auf Biomedizin: Ein deutsch-israelischer Dialog – Tagungsdokumentation, Frankfurt: Evangelischer Pressedienst, approx. 100 pages 4. Ehm, S. & Schicktanz, S. (eds.) (2006): Körper als Maß? Biomedizinische Eingriffe und ihre Auswirkungen auf Körper- und Identitätsverständnisse, Stuttgart: Hirzel, 200 pages 3. Schicktanz, S., Tannert, C., Wiedemann, P. (eds.) (2003): Kulturelle Aspekte der Biomedizin: Bioethik, Religionen und Alltagsperspektiven, Frankfurt a.M. / New York: Campus, 304 pages 2. Schicktanz, S., Naumann, J. (2003): Bürgerkonferenz: Streitfall Gendiagnostik: Ein Modellprojekt der Bürgerbeteiligung am bioethischen Diskurs (hrsg. im Auftrag des Deutschen Hygiene-Museum Dresden), Opladen: Leske & Budrich, 148 pages 10 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 1. Engels, E.-M., Badura-Lotter, G., Schicktanz, S. (eds.) (2000): Neue Perspektiven der Transplantationsmedizin im interdisziplinären Dialog, BadenBaden: Nomos, 304 pages Guest editor of special issues of international journals 7. Themenheft der Zeitschrift für Ethik in der Medizin, Springer 2015 “Medizinethik und Film” (Guest editors: Wöhlke, Sabine, Hansen, Solveig und Silke Schicktanz). Volume 27, Issue 1 6. BiomedCentral: thematic series (open access) 2013, Medical tourism: concepts, ethics, and practices (Guest editors: Tulsi Patel, Silke Schicktanz) http://www.biomedcentral.com/series/Medical_Tourism 5. Medicine Studies 2011, Special Issue: Responsibility revisited, (Guest editors: Silke Schicktanz, Aviad Raz), Volume 3, Number 3, intro 129-130 4. Indian Journal of Medical Ethics 2011, special issue: The ethics of ethics committees, (Guest editors: Silke Schicktanz & Michael Dusche), Volume VIII, No. 3, July - September 2011 3. New Genetics and Society, 2010, special issue: “Genetics and Responsibilities: Cultural perspectives, public discourses and ethical issues”, (Guest editors: Silke Schicktanz & Aviad Raz) 2. Ethik in der Medizin, 2009, Volume 21, Issue 3; Themenheft: „Medizinethik und Empirie“, (Guest editors: Silke Schicktanz & Jan Schildman): & Editorial: Medizinethik und Empirie – Standortbestimmungen eines spannungsreichen Verhältnisses, 183-186 1. Science, Technology, Innovation –Studies (STI-Studies), 2009; 2, “The role of social science in public participation and biopolitics” (Guest editors: Priska Gisler & Silke Schicktanz) Peer Reviewed Journal Articles (Selection) 52. Schicktanz S, L. Pfaller, S. Hansen, M. Boos (2017): Attitudes towards brain death and conceptions of the body in relation to willingness or reluctance to donate: Results of a students' survey before and after the German transplantation scandals and legal changes, Journal of Public Health, accepted 51. Schicktanz S, S. Wöhlke (2016): The utterable and unutterable anthropological meaning of the body in the context of organ transplantation, Dilemata: International Journal of Applied Ethics. accepted 50. Leefmann, J; Schaper M, Schicktanz S. (2016) The concept of “Genetic Responsibility” and its meanings: A systematic review of qualitative medical sociology literature, Frontiers in Sociology/ELSI in Science and Genetics, accepted 49. Hashiloni-Dolev Y., Schicktanz S. (2016): A cross-cultural analysis of posthumous reproduction(PHR): The significance of the gender and marginsof-life perspectives, Reproductive Biomedicine & Society, accepted 48. Orth, H. G., Schicktanz S. (2016): The Vulnerability of study participants in the context of transnational biomedical research: from conceptual considerations to practical implications, Developing World Bioethics, doi:10.1111/dewb.12131 11 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 47. Mitra, S., S. Schicktanz (2016): Failed Surrogate Conceptions: Social and ethical aspects of pre-conception disruptions during surrogacy in India, Philosophy, Ethics and Humanities in Medicine, 11:9, DOI 10.1186/s13010016-0040-) 46. Schicktanz, S. (2016): Genetic risk and responsibility: reflections on a complex relationship. Journal of Risk Research, DOI: 10.1080/13669877.2016.1223157 45. Perry, J., S. Wöhlke, A.C. Heßling, S. Schicktanz (2016): Why take part in personalised cancer research? Patients’ genetic misconception, genetic responsibility and incomprehension of stratification—an empirical-ethical examination, European Journal of Cancer Care, Aug. DOI: 10.1111/ecc.12563 44. Beier K., I. Jordan, C. Wiesemann, S. Schicktanz (2016): Understanding Collective Agency in Bioethics", Medicine, Healthcare and Philosophy DOI 10.1007/s11019-016-9695-4 43. S. Beck/S. Schicktanz „Wer viel weiß, hat viel zu sorgen“? Zur Prädiktion von Altersdemenz mittels Biomarker: ethische und rechtliche Fragestellungen, Jahrbuch Recht und Ethik, (2016), in press 42. Schicktanz S.; Amelung T., Rieger J (2015): Qualitative assessment of patients’ attitudes and expectations toward BCIs and implications for future technology development, Front. Syst. Neurosci., 27 April 2015 | http://dx.doi.org/10.3389/fnsys.2015.00064 41. Wöhlke, Sabine, Solveig Lena Hansen, & Silke Schicktanz (2015): Nachdenken im Kinosessel? Bioethische Reflexion durch Filme als eine neue Möglichkeit der Diskussion von Standpunkten und Betroffenheit. Ethik in der Medizin, Volume 27, Issue 1, 1-8 40. Schicktanz, Silke*, Mark Schweda*, Jesse F. Ballenger, Patrick J. Fox, Jodi Halpern, Joel H Kramer, Guy Micco, Stephen G. Post, Charis Thompson, Robert T. Knight and William J. Jagust (2014): Before it is too late: Professional responsibilities in late-onset Alzheimer’s research and presymptomatic prediction. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, Volume 8, Article 921, 1-6 (*shared first authorship) 39. Inthorn, J., Raz, A., Ramon, N., Schicktanz, S. (2015): "What the Patient wants …": Lay Attitudes towards End-of-Life Decisions in Germany and Israel. Medicine, Healthcare and Philosophy, 18:329–340 38. Inthorn J, Wöhlke S, Schmidt F, Schicktanz S. (2014): Impact of gender and professional education on attitudes towards financial incentives for organ donation: results of a survey among 755 students of medicine and economics in Germany. BMC Med Ethics. Jul 5;15:56. doi: 10.1186/1472-6939-15-56. 37. Schweda M. & Schicktanz, S. (2014): Why public moralities matter – The relevance of socio-empirical premises for the ethical debate on organ markets, in: Journal of Medicine and Philosophy, Volume 39, Issue 3, 217-22 36. Raz, A., Jordan I. & Schicktanz S. (2014): Exploring the Positions of German and Israeli Patient Organizations in the Bioethical Context of End-of-Life Policies, Health Care Analysis, Volume 22, Issue 2, 143-59 35. Mertz, Marcel, Julia Inthorn, Günter Renz, Lillian Geza Rothenberger, Sabine Salloch, Jan Schildmann, Sabine Wöhlke and Silke Schicktanz (2013): Research across the disciplines: a road map for quality criteria in empirical ethics research, BMC Medical Ethics 15:17 doi:10.1186/1472-6939-15-17 12 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 34. Portacolone, Elena, Clara Berridge, Julene K. Johnson & Silke Schicktanz (2014): Time to reinvent the science of dementia: the need for care and social integration Aging & Mental Health, Volume 18, Issue 3, 269-275 33. Wöhlke S., A. Hessling, S. Schicktanz (2013): Wenn es persönlich wird in der ‚personalisierten Medizin‘: Aufklärung und Kommunikation aus klinischer Forscher- und Patientenperspektive im empirisch-ethischen Vergleich, Ethik in der Medizin, Volume 25, Issue 3, 215-222 32. Hoeyer K.*, Schicktanz S.*, Deleuran, Ina (2013): Public attitudes to financial procurement models for organs: A literature review suggests that it is time to shift the focus from ‘financial incentives’ to ‘reciprocity’, Transplantation International Volume 26, Issue 4, 350-357, Article first published online: 11 FEB 2013, DOI: 10.1111/tri.12060 (*shared first authorship) 31. Hessling, A., Schicktanz S. (2012): What German experts expect from individualised medicine: Problems of uncertainty and future complication in physician-patient-interaction, Clinical Ethics, 7: 86–93 30. Schicktanz S. (2012): Epistemische Gerechtigkeit: Sozialempirie und Perspektivenpluralismus in der Angewandten Ethik, Deutsche Zeitschrift f. Philosophie, 60, 2, 269-284 29. Schicktanz, S. & Schweda, M. (2012): The diversity of responsibility: The value of explication and pluralization – Medicine Studies, Vol. 3, 131-145 28. Schicktanz S. & Dusche M. (2011): The ethics of ethical expertise in science, medicine and healthcare policies, Indian Journal of Medical Ethics, Volume VIII, No. 3, 142-145 27. Schicktanz, S., Schweda M., B. Wynne (2011): “The ethics of ‘public understanding of ethics’ – Why and how bioethics expertise should include public and patients’ Voices”, Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy; Online first 10.1007/s11019-011-9321-4, 2012 May;15(2):129-39 26. Schicktanz, S., Raz A. & Shalev, C. (2010): Cultural impacts on end of life ethics. A cross-comparative study between Germany and Israel Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics, 19, 3, 381-394 25. Schicktanz, S., Raz, A. & Shalev, C. (2010): The cultural context of patient autonomy and doctors duties: Passive euthanasia and advance directives in Germany and Israel, Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy 13(4), 363-369 24. Schicktanz, S. (2010): Kommentar II zum Fall: „Palliativmedizin im interkulturellen Kontext“ Ethik in der Medizin 22(1): 55-57 23. Raz, A. & Schicktanz, S. (2009): Diversity and Uniformity in Genetic Responsibility: Moral Attitudes of Patients, Relatives and Lay People in Germany and Israel, Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy 12(4): 433-442 22. Raz, A. & Schicktanz S. (2009): Lay Perceptions of Genetic Testing in Germany and Israel: The Interplay of National Culture and Individual Experience, New Genetics and Society 28, 4, 401-414 21. Schweda, M., Wöhlke, S. & Schicktanz, S. (2009) Understanding public scepticism towards organ donation and its commercialization: the important role of reciprocity. Transplantation Proceedings, 41, 2509-2511 13 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 20. Schicktanz, S. & Schweda, M. (2009): “One man’s trash is another man’s treasure” Exploring economic and moral subtexts of the “organ shortage” problem in public views on organ donation. Journal of Medical Ethics, 35, 473476 19. Schicktanz, S. (2009): Zum Stellenwert von Betroffenheit, Öffentlichkeit und Deliberation im empirical turn der Medizinethik, Ethik in der Medizin, 21, 3, 223-234 18. Schweda, M. & Schicktanz, S. (2009): Public ideas and values concerning the commercialization of organ donation in four European countries, Social Science and Medicine, 68, 1129-1136 17. Schicktanz, S. (2009): Interpreting Advance Directives: Ethical Considerations of the Interplay Between Personal and Cultural Identity, Health Care Analysis, 3, 17 (2), 158-171 16. Gisler, P. & Schicktanz S. (2009): Ironists, reformers, or rebels? Reflections on the role of the social sciences in the process of science policy making, STIStudies, Vol 5, 5-17 15. Schweda, M. & Schicktanz, S. (2009): The spare parts person? Conceptions of the human body and their implications for public attitudes towards organ donation and organ sale, Philosophy, Ethics, Humanities in Medicine, 4, 4, 128 14. Schicktanz, S. (2008): Zwischen Selbst-Deutung und Interpretation durch Dritte: Zum Wechselverhältnis von sozio-kulturellen und ethischen Aspekten von Patientenverfügungen. Ethik in der Medizin, 3, 181-190 13. Schweda, M. & Schicktanz, S. (2008): Public Moralities concerning Donation and Disposition of Organs – Results of a European cross-cultural study. Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics, 17, 308-317 12. Schicktanz, S., Schweda, M. & Franzen, M. (2008): ‘In a completely different light’? – The role of being affected for epistemic perspectives and moral attitudes of patients, relatives and lay people. Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy 11 (1), 57-72 11. Schicktanz, S. (2007): Why the way we consider the body matters – Reflection on four bioethical perspectives on the human body. Philosophy, Ethics, Humanities in Medicine 2 (1, 30) 1-12 10. Schicktanz, S., Rieger, J.W. & Lüttenberg, B. (2006): Geschlechterunterschiede bei der Lebendnierentransplantation. Ein Vergleich bei globalen, mitteleuropäischen und deutschen Daten und deren ethische Relevanz. Transplantationsmedizin, 2 (18), 83-90 9. Schicktanz, S. (2006): Ethik der Biofakte? Erwägen – Wissen – Ethik, 17 (4), 596-597 8. Schicktanz, S. (2006): Ethical considerations of the human-animalrelationship under conditions of asymmetry and ambivalence. Journal of Agriculture and Food Ethics, 16, 7-16 7. Niewöhner, J., Wiedemann, P. M., Karger, C., Schicktanz, S. & Tannert, Ch. (2004): Participatory prognostics in Germany – developing citizens scenario for the relationship between biomedicine and the economics in 2014. Technology Forecasting and Social Changes, 72 (2), 195-211 14 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 6. Wiedemann, P., Simon, J., Schicktanz, S. & Tannert,Ch. (2004): The future of stem-cell research in Germany. EMBO reports, 5 (10), 927-931 5. Schicktanz, S. (2002): Medizinethische Probleme der Xenotransplantation. Ethik in der Medizin 4, 1-18 4. Schicktanz, S. (2002): Dein Körper, mein Körper, Körper sind für alle da? Überlegungen zum biotechnischen Körperkult. rhs (Religionsunterricht an höheren Schulen) 3/2002, 160-168 3. Dietrich, J. & Schicktanz, S. (2001): Der Arzt – Dein Freund und Helfer?! Ethik und Unterricht 4, 26-31 2. Schicktanz, S. (1999): Mensch-Tier-Chimären: Bemerkungen zur Transplantationsmedizin und ihrer Geschichte. In: Drux, R. (Hg.): Der Frankenstein-Komplex. Frankfurt a.M.: Suhrkamp, 184-203 1. Schicktanz, S., D. Frahne, W. Honnen und E. Müller (1998): Mikrobieller Kombinationstest mit Vibrio fischeri zur Reduktion von Tierversuchen?, Altex, 15 (3), 1998, 115-122 Book chapters in academic books 39. Werner P., Schicktanz S. (2017): Competence and cognitive deterioration: Are we paying enough attention to ethical issues? in Schweda M. et al: Planning later life, Routledge (in press) 38. Schicktanz S. (2017): The visionary shaping of dementia research: Imaginations and scenarios in biopolitical narratives and ethical reflections; in Schweda M. et al: Planning later life, Routledge (in press) 37. Schicktanz S.: Xenotransplantation: Handbuch Tierethik, hrsg. Von B. Boettcher, und J. Ach, Metzler, Stuttgart (in press) 36. Schweda M. & S. Schicktanz: ‚Anti-Aging‘: Handbuch Altern, hrsg. Von M. Fuchs, Metzler, Stuttgart; (in press) 35. Schicktanz S. & Schweda M. (2015) Inklusive Deliberation: Die Einbeziehung von Bürger- und Betroffenenperspektiven in medizinethische und gesundheitspolitische Entscheidungsprozesse; In: Oliver Rauprich, Ralf Jox, Georg Marckmann (Hrsg.), Vom Konflikt zur Lösung. Ethische Entscheidungswege in der Biomedizin, Mentis [im Druck] 34. Wöhlke, S., Inthorn J., Schicktanz S. (2015): The Role of Body Concepts for Donation Willingness. Insights from a Survey with German Medical and Economics Students, In: Ralf J. Jox, Galia Assadi, & Georg Marckmann (Hrsg.): Organ Donation in Times of Donor Shortage. Challenges and Solutions, Dordrecht Heidelberg u.a.: Springer [im Druck ] 33. Beier K.; I. Jordan, S. Schicktanz, C. Wiesemann (2015): Familien und Patientenorganisationen als kollektive Akteure in der Bioethik: vernachlässigt und unterschätzt? In: Steinfath H., C. Wiesemann et al. Autonomie und Vertrauen in der modernen Medizin, Springer, 163-200 32. Wöhlke, S., S. Schicktanz: Leben im Anderen: Vorstellungen zur Personalitätsübertragung zwischen kulturell sagbarem und Unsagbarem. In: Knoblauch, Hubert; Kahl, Antje; Weber, Tina (Hg.). Transmortalität und Organspende, Juventus [im Druck] 31. Wöhlke, S., Perry, J. and Schicktanz, S. (2015): Taking it Personally: Patients’ Perspectives on Personalised Medicine and its Ethical Relevance. In: Jochen 15 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 Vollmann, Verena Sandow, Sebastian Wäscher, & Jan Schildmann (Hg.). Personalised Medicine: Ethical, Medical, Economic and Legal Critical Perspectives, Ashgate [im Druck] 30. Schicktanz, S. (2015): “Gender”. In: D. Sturma & B. Heinrichs (Hg.) Handbuch Bioethik, Metzler: Stuttgart, 262-265 29. Schicktanz S. (2015) :„Sexualität“. In: D. Sturma & B. Heinrichs (Hg.) Handbuch Bioethik, Metzler: Stuttgart, 383-386 28. Schicktanz, S. (2015): The ethical legitimacy of patients organizations’ involvement in politics and knowledge production: epistemic justice as conceptual basis. In: Wehling P. W. Viehöder und S. Koenen. The public shaping of medical research, Oxon: Routledge, 246-265 27. Prainsack, B., S. Schicktanz, G. Werner-Felmayer(2014): Geneticising Life – A Collective Endeavour and its Challenges, In: B. Prainsack, S. Schicktanz, G. Werner-Felmeyer (eds.). Genetics as social practice, Ashgate, 1-29 26. Raz A., N. Rimon-Zarfaty, J. Inthorn and S. Schicktanz (2014): Making Responsible Life Plans: Cultural Differences in Lay Attitudes toward Predictive Genetic Testing for Late-Onset Diseases, In: B. Prainsack, S. Schicktanz, G. Werner-Felmeyer (eds.). Genetics as social practice, Ashgate, 181-198 25. Schicktanz S., F. Kogel (2014): Genetic responsibility revisited: moral and cultural implications of genetic prediction of Alzheimer’s Disease, In: B. Prainsack, S. Schicktanz, G. Werner-Felmeyer (eds.)). Genetics as social practice, Ashgate, 199-218 24. Schicktanz, S., Hoeyer, K. (2013): Constructing “the public” attitudes toward financial incentives for organ donation: methodological and ethical implications, In: Randhawa, D., Schicktanz, S.. Public Engagement in Organ Donation and Transplantation, PABST, 10-17 23. Schicktanz, S. & Wöhlke, S. (2013).: Kulturelle Faktoren bei Entscheidungen zur Therapiebegrenzung, in A. Michalsen, CS Hartog (eds.) End of Life Care in der Intensivmedizin, Springer: Heidelberg, 133-137 22. Schicktanz S &Jordan, I. (2013): Kollektive Patientenautonomie: Theorie und Praxis eines neuen bioethischen Konzepts. In: A. Simon, C. Wiesemann. Patientenautonomie. Mentis, Paderborn, 287-302 21. Schweda, M. & Schicktanz, S. (2012).: Das Unbehagen an der Medikalisierung. Theoretische und ethische Aspekte der biomedizinischen Altersplanung, In: Schicktanz & Schweda Pro-Age oder Anti-Aging? Altern im Fokus der modernen Medizin, Campus, 23-40 20. Schicktanz, S. (2012): Xenotransplantation. In: R. Chadwick (ed.). Encyclopedia of Applied Ethics, Elsvier, 2nd edition, 565-574 19. Schicktanz, S. (2012).: Bioethik und Gesundheitspolitik: Politikberatung im Spannungsfeld von Expertenwissen und Patienteninteressen. In: K. Weilert & P. Hussmann Ethische Politikberatung, Nomos-Verlag, 275-297 18. Schicktanz, S., Schweda, M., Wohlke, S. (2009): Gender Issues in (Living) Organ Donation: Medical, Social and Ethical Aspects. In: Klinge I., Wiesemann C. Sex and Gender in Biomedicine, Göttingen University Press, 34-55 16 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 17. Schicktanz, S. (2009): Medizinethik – Aktuelle Trends und Neuorientierungen. In: Weidmann-Hügle, T. & Christen, M. (ed.). Handbuch Ethik im Gesundheitswesen, Bd. 5, Basel: Schweizerischer Ärzteverlag AG, 17-31 16. Schweda, M. & Schicktanz, S. (2008): Betroffenheit - Ein Fall von Meinungsvielfalt oder eine Frage des Blickwinkels? In: Michl, S., Potthast, Th. & Wiesing, U. (eds.). Pluralität in der Medizin, Freiburg i.Br.: Alber-Verlag, 235252 15. Schicktanz, S. (2008): Politikberatung im Kontext der Medizin. In: Bröchler, S. & Schützeichel, R. (eds.). Politikberatung, Stuttgart: Lucius & Lucius UTB, 4769 14. Pethes, N. & Schicktanz, S. (2008): Zwischen Experiment und Imagination: Sexualität als Schlüssel zum Verständnis von Politik, Ethik und Kultur der modernen Lebenswissenschaften, In: Pethes & Schicktanz. Sexualität als Experiment : Identität, Lust und Reproduktion zwischen Science und Fiction, Campus, 9-26 13. Schicktanz, S. (2007): Sollen, können, dürfen: Anmerkungen zur Bürgerbeteiligung am bioethischen Diskurs und deren Bewertung. In: Leggewie, C. (ed.). Von der Politik zur Gesellschaftsberatung, Frankfurt a.M.: Campus,133-150 12. Schicktanz, S. (2006): Bürger als Experten? Überlegungen zu den Möglichkeiten und Grenzen der Bürgerbeteiligung am bioethischen Diskurs. In: Graumann, S. & Grüber, K. (eds.). Biomedizin im Kontext, Bd. 3, Berlin: LIT, 105-129 11. Schicktanz, S. (2006): Mein Körper – meine Entscheidung? Das Verhältnis von Körperlichkeit und Autonomie aus ethischer Sicht, In: Ehm & Schicktanz Körper als Maß? Biomedizinische Eingriffe und ihre Auswirkungen auf Körperund Identitätsverständnisse, Hirzel, 225-244 10. Schicktanz, S. & Ehm, S. (2006): Der menschliche Körper als bioethischer Konfliktstoff? Ein Problemaufriss, In: Ehm & Schicktanz. Körper als Maß? Biomedizinische Eingriffe und ihre Auswirkungen auf Körper- und Identitätsverständnisse, Hirzel, 9-28 9. Rieger, J.W. & Schicktanz, S. (2005): »Wenn Du denkst, dass ich denke, dass Du denkst ...« – Anmerkungen zur interdisziplinären Auseinandersetzung über das Bewusstsein, In: Herrmann, C., Pauen, M., Rieger, J.W. und Schicktanz, S.. Bewusstsein: Philosophie, Neurowissenschaften, Ethik, UTB, 22-52 8. Schicktanz, S. & Naumann, J. (2004).: Laien in der öffentlichen Verantwortung. Erfahrungen mit der Bürgerkonferenz: Streitfall Gendiagnostik am Deutschen Hygiene Museum Dresden. In: Beer, W., Markus, P. & Platzer, K. (eds.) Technik ins Gerede bringen, Schwalbach: Wochenschau Verlag, 183-191 7. Schicktanz, S. (2003): Die kulturelle Vielfalt in der Bioethik-Debatte, In: Schicktanz, S., Tannert, C., Wiedemann P.M.. Kulturelle Aspekte der Biomedizin. Bioethik, Religionen und Alltagsperspektiven, Campus, 263-282 6. Schicktanz, S. & Naumann, J. (2003): Ablauf und Methode – die erste bundesweite Bürgerkonferenz, In: Schicktanz, S., Naumann, J.. 17 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 Bürgerkonferenz: Streitfall Gendiagnostik – Ein Modellprojekt der Bürgerbeteiligung am bioethischen Diskurs, Springer, 57-68 5. Schicktanz, S. (2003): Fremdkörper. Grenzüberschreitungen am Beispiel der Transplantationsmedizin. In: Karafyllis, N. (ed.). Biofakte. Versuch über den Menschen zwischen Artefakt und Lebewesen, Paderborn: Mentis, 179-197 4. Schicktanz, S. (2003): Geisteswissenschaften und Biowissenschaften – interdisziplinäre Grenzüberschreitungen am Beispiel der Bioethik. In: Kiesinger, F. et al. (eds.). Wozu Geisteswissenschaften?, Frankfurt a.M./New York: Campus, 178-186 3. Engels, E.-M., Badura-Lotter, G., Schicktanz, S. (2000).: Neue Perspektiven der Transplantationsmedizin im interdisziplinären Dialog - Zur Einführung in Schwerpunkte der Diskussion, In: Engels, E.-M., Badura-Lotter, G., Schicktanz, S. Neue Perspektiven der Transplantationsmedizin im interdisziplinären Dialog, Nomos, 3-16 2. Schicktanz, S. (2000): Aus der Geschichte lernen? Die Entwicklung der Idee der Xenotransplantation und Auswirkungen auf das heutige Verständnis, In: Engels, E.-M., Badura-Lotter, G., Schicktanz, S.. Neue Perspektiven der Transplantationsmedizin im interdisziplinären Dialog, Nomos, 239-256 1. Hüsing, B. & Schicktanz, S. (2000): Überblick und Bewertung derzeitiger Trends in der Erforschung der Xenotransplantation von komplexen Organen, In: Engels, E.-M., Badura-Lotter, G., Schicktanz, S.. Neue Perspektiven der Transplantationsmedizin im interdisziplinären Dialog, Nomos, S. 221-238 Book critiques and conference reports 13. Schicktanz S. (2010): Literaturbericht zu. Matthias Beck: Mensch-Tier.Wesen. Zur ethischen Problematik von Hybriden, Chimären, Parthenoten. In: ALTEXethik, 61 12. Schicktanz, S. (2009): Book review of Tom L. Beauchamp, et al: The Human Use of Animals- Case studies in Ethical Choice; ALTEX 26 (4), 11. Schicktanz, S. (2008): Book review of H.l-Li und A. Yeung: New Essays in Applied Ethics. ALTEX 25 (4), 285-286 10. Schicktanz, S. (2007): Book review of Jecker, N.S.; Jonsen, A.R. & Pearlman, R.A. (ed.): Bioethics. An introduction to the history, methods and practise. ALTEX 24 (4), 303-305 9. Schicktanz, S. (2006): Book review of Nussbaum, M.: Frontiers of Justice. Disability, Nationality, Species Membership. ALTEX 23 (4), 259-262 8. Schicktanz, S. (2005): Book review zu Sitter-Liver, B.: „Gerechte Organverteilung“. Zeitschrift für medizinische Ethik 51 (2), 214-215 7. Schicktanz, S. (2003): Tagungsbericht „6. Minisymposium Xenotransplantation Berlin“. ALTEX 3, 215-217 6. Schicktanz, S. (2001): Rezension zu Baranzke, H.; Gottwald, T. & Ingensiep, H.-W.: Leben-Töten-Essen, ALTEX 4, 36-37 5. Schicktanz, S. (2001): Rezension zu Jungbluth, C.: Mein Kopf auf Deinen Schultern, Universitas, 9 18 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 4. Schicktanz, S. (2001): Rezension zu Dahl, E.: Tierorgane für den Menschen, Spektrum der Wissenschaft Juni, 111-112 3. Schicktanz, S. (2000): Tagungsbericht "2nd Congress of the European Society of Agricultural and Food Ethics" Kopenhagen 26-28 Aug, 2000. ALTEX 4/17, 245-247 2. Schicktanz, S. (1999): Conference report “Ethics and Science: The Social, Juridical and Philosophical Debate", Tübingen, 10-11 Jun, 1999. Biomedical Ethics 4/2, 66-68 1. Schicktanz, S. (1999): Conference report "Ethics and Science: The Social, Juridical and Philosophical Debate", Tübingen, 10-11 Jun, 1999. ALTEX 16/4, 290-292 Selected talks – International Invitations to established conferences in my field/peer-review conferences: Between 2000-2015, I was invited as a speaker at international conferences ~ 50 times (as a keynote speaker or via accepted papers), as a speaker at national conferences/workshops over 80 times (own conferences are excluded). 1. 4-5 Jul 2016 Univ Amsterdam: Symposium: The ethics of physicianpatient communication and decision-making. Combining empirical findings with normative analysis: Long-term decision-making in the context of predictive diagnostics (invited talk) 2. 17. Jun 2016 World Congress of Bioethics, Edinburgh: Participatory Ethics (CfP) 3. 26. May 2016 National Academy of Mexico/ICSU: Addressing Gender issues as scientific responsibility (invited keynote) 4. 15. April 2016: Brocher Symposium, Genf: “To know or not to know – is this the question? The ethics of imaginations, scenarios and later life planning based on predictive dementia tests” (invited) 5. 8. Feb 2016 Rotterdam University, NL, ”, Medical Ethics Department: “Lay and Professional Attitudes towards End-of-Life Decisions in Germany and Israel. A comparative puzzle for broader ethical implications?” (invited) 6. 9. Feb 2016 Rotterdam University, NL: Professional responsibilities in lateonset Alzheimer’s research and pre-symptomatic prediction, Symposium (Invited) 7. 6. Jun 2015: Riga, Lettland: Ethik in den globalisierten Wissensgesellschaften Estlands, Lettlands, Litauens und Deutschlands (DAAD Symposium) „Die Rolle der Ethik in den verschiedenen Bereichen der Natur-wissenschaften“ (invited) 8. 15 Dec 2014: Medizinische Universität Innsbruck, Comprehensive Center for Infection, Immunity and Transplantation (CIIT) (AT): “Why giving organs? Empirical and ethical insights on altruism, incentives, and reciprocity” 9. 10 Nov 2014: Mind the Risk Workshop, Paris (FR): Risk & Responsibility 19 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 10. 23 Sep 2014: Institute for Health and Care Research, University of Amsterdam (NL): Patientslikeyou? - Current hurdles and misunderstandings in decision-making and research participation of personalized cancer treatment (invited) 11. 19 Sep 2014: Ageing, Anti-Aging & Ageism Constructions and Politics of Being Old in Europe, Midterm Conference of the Research Network “Ageing in Europe”, European Sociological Association (ESA) Klagenfurt (AT): “Biomedical life plans and the ethics of anti-aging medicine” (CfP) 12. 23 Jun 2014: Minerva Center for Interdisciplinary Studies of the End of Life, Tel-Aviv University (IL): “Patient Attitudes Towards Euthanasia: Some Insights from an Empirical-Ethical Study Comparing Germany and Israel” (invited keynote) 13. 05 Mar 2014: Dept. of Social Science, Health and Medicine, School of Social Science and Public Policy, King’s College London (UK): “Genetics as Social Practice – Transdisciplinary Views on Science and Culture” 14. 05 Mar 2014: Dept. of Social Science, Health and Medicine, School of Social Science and Public Policy, King’s College London (UK): “Taking it personally?! Professionals’ hopes and patients’ pragmatics about personalised medicine – insights from an integrated empirical-ethical study” 15. 04 Mar 2014: Centre for Health, Medicine and Society: Past and Present, Dept. of History, Philosophy and Religion, Oxford Brookes University (UK): “The Importance of Narratives of the “Affected People” in the Biomedical Sciences - Beyond Experts’ Voices” (invited) 16. 05 May 2013: World Congress of Research Integrity, Montreal (CA): “The concept of responsibility in research” (keynote) 17. 22 Apr 2013: 3rd ELPAT: Global Issues, local solutions in Organ transplantation Rotterdam (NL): Why considering the ‚public‘ in Organ Transplantation (keynote) 18. 28 Mar 2013: JNU Delhi, Global Health Lecture series (IN): Medicalisation of Dying?! European perspectives and Global outlooks (keynote) 19. 10 Dec 2012: International Symposium – Minerva Center (IL): The Study of End of Life, Tel Aviv University From Fate to Control? The ethical and Social implications of long-term Planning of later life and Death (keynote) 20. 06 Oct 2012: UC Berkeley (USA), Participation in Alzheimer Disease‘s Research: Cultural Differences 21. 27 Jun 2012: 11th World Congress of Bioethics, Rotterdam (NL): Responsibility – from liabilities to social recognition: Theoretical defence of an ethical key-concept (CfP) 22. 31 May 2012: University of Tilburg “Democracy, Legality and Policy” (NL): Being affected, representation and experts: how to deal with moral pluralism and democratic ideal in science policy? (CfP) 23. 01 Mar 2012: University of Minnesota, Center for Bioethics (USA): Where is the patients’ voice in health policy making? Collective representation beyond individual autonomy (invited talk) 20 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 24. 28 Oct 2011: Innsbruck, International symposium (AT): Genetic responsibility revisited – the anticipation of late on-set diseases in the light of multiple responsibilities 25. 12 Sep 2011: University of California, Berkeley, Helen Wills Institute for Neuroscience (USA): Research Ethics of Informed Consent (invited talk) 26. 26 Jan 2011: Hebrew University Jerusalem Bioethics Forum (IL): The ambivalence of autonomy and responsibility in end-of-life planning 27. 10 Sep 2010: ELPAT internal working group meeting: Sofia, Bulgaria (BG): The importance of the public discourse for organ transplantation 28. 27 Sep 2010: University of Linköping (SE): Gender and Health crossroads and potentials (invited talk) 29. 21 Sep 2010: Brussels international Workshop The Role of Patient and Professional Organizations for EU Health Governance Patients role (BE): Justifying patient’s active role in health policy decision making (CfP) 30. 06 Apr 2010: JNU Delhi (IN)Philosophical Department, Local Bioethics and global Biomedicine (invited lecturer) 31. 01 Apr 2010: JNU Delhi Department of Community Health and Medical Sociology (IN): Ethics in organ transplantation – European attitudes on commodification (invited) 32. 13 Oct 2009: ESF conference Linköping (SE): Morality and, perspectivism in the therapy-enhancement-distinction (invited key lecturer) 33. 09 Sep 2009: UC Berkeley; Science, Technology and Society Center (USA): Women give, men receive? Gender issues in living organ transplantation (invited) 34. 03 Mar 2009: Center for Economic and Social Aspects of Genetics, University of Lancaster (UK): Being affected: Social, moral and epistemic aspects of participation in public decision making processes on biomedical issues (invited guest researcher) 35. 19 Nov 2008: 20th Anniversary of GIF, Jerusalem (IL): Bioethical aspects of biomedicine and its socio-cultural contexts. The cross-comparative investigation of bioethical discourses between Germany and Israel (invited) 36. 10 Nov 2008: University Medical Center Innsbruck (AT): Ethical Aspects of Organ Transplantation (invited) 37. 23 Aug 2008: European Conference of Philosophy of Medicine and Health Care in Tartu (EE): How much could and should ethics depend on national backgrounds? A cross-comparative study on end-of-life-discourses in Germany and Israel (CfP) 38. 08 May 2008: University Linköping (SE): Interaction of individual and cultural identity in the context of biomedicine: The case of advance directives (invited key lecturer) 39. 19 Nov 2007: ETH Collegium Helveticum (CH): Women give, men receive? Gender disparity in organ donation and moral attitudes towards organ donation (invited talk) 21 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 40. 16 Nov 2007: University of Zürich (CH): Workshop: Advance directives from a point of view of a culture trespassing ethics. The ethical relevance of cultural identity for the interpretation of advance directives. (invited key lecturer) 41. 15 Jun 2007: University of Vienna: International Conference „Engineering European Bodies“ (AT): The Plurality of Body Concepts in the Debate on Organ Donation – Bioethics and Attitudes of European Citizens (together with M. Schweda) (CfP) 42. 14 Mar 2007: Ben-Gurion University, Beer Sheva (IL): Dept. of Social Science: Public and patients participation in biomedical decision making processes - Social, moral and epistemic aspects of being affected (invited talk) 43. 23 Sep 2006: Universität Wien (AT): Let’s talk about GOLD – Public understanding of Genome Research (Invited) 44. 26 Aug 2006: European Association of Social Studies of Science and Technology (EASST), Lausanne (CH): La personne concernée: the normative and epistemic role of ‚being affected‘ for personal decision making and political participation (together with M. Schweda) (CfP) 45. 13 Apr 2005: European Science Foundation: Biomedicine within the Limits of Human Existence in Doorn (NL): Global Life Science – local bioethics? Problems and Opportunities (CfP) 46. 16 Dec 2004: University of Coimbra (PT): International Conference on Medicine and Society in Europe: Challenges of Biomedicine – Socio-cultural aspects, bioethics and European Governance (CfP) 47. 13 Nov 2004: University of Utrecht (NL): „Foreign bodies – Transgressing body boundaries as challenge for embodiment and autonomy“ (CfP) 48. 04 Sep 2004: 4th Congress of the European Society of Agricultural and Food Ethics, Leuven (BE): The Human-animal-relationship under conditions of asymmetry and ambivalence (CfP) 49. 19 Sep 2003: Universität Linz (AT): 11. Kongress über Alternativen zu Tierversuchen: Ethical Aspects of Xenotransplantation (invited keynote) 50. 14 May 2003: Dutch Research Organisation Conference Ethics and Public Policy, Amsterdam (NL): Animal ethics and its relevance for German public (invited key lecturer) 51. 26 Aug 2000: University of Copenhagen (DK), 2nd Congress of the European Society of Agricultural and Food Ethics: Scientific and ethical aspects of transgenic animals (CfP) Selected talks - national conferences and colloquia 1. 24-25 Nov 2016 TUM München: Liesel Beckmann Symposium „Ethical Counselling in the age of personalized medicine and diversity issues: Is personalized medicine and socio- cultural sensitive risk communication an oxymoron? (eingeladen) 2. 22 Sept 2016 Deutscher Ethikrat public hearing: „Ethikberatung und öffentliche Verantwortung: Zur Relevanz von Betroffenen- und Patientenperspektiven im Prozess der öffentlichen (Experten-) Ethikberatung 3. 7-8 Jul 2016 Univ Giesen GCSC Symposium: The Future of Cultural Studies: Socio-Cultural Studies and Ethical Reflection of Modern Medicine. An Elective Affinity | (invited keynote) 22 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 4. 26. Nov 2015 DGPPN Berlin: Ethische und soziale Aspekte der Früherkennung und Prädiktion von Alzheimer Demenz mittels Biomarker (CfP) 5. 27. – 29. Nov 2015 Evang. Akademie Tutzingen: Moralische Appelle, Kampagnen und öffentliche Information zur Organspende. Eine kritische Zwischenstandsanalyse ...als wär`s ein Teil von mir...Zur Debatte um Hirntod, Organspende und Transplantation, 27. Medizin-Theologie-Symposium (invited) 6. 18. Mai 2015 Alfried Krupp Fellow Lectures Greifswald "Den Wald vor lauter Bäumen nicht mehr sehen?!" – Kollektive in der Bioethik (key note) 7. 21. Mai 2015: Familien-Universität Greifswald: Warum Organe spenden? Zur Moral des Für und Wider (invited) 8. 10.-11. März 2015: 2nd Conference of Scientific Cooperation between Lower Saxony and Israel, Hannover: "Organized Patient Participation in Health Care: Collective Advocacy, Representation and Autonomy in SocioEthical Perspective" (CfP) 9. 17 Feb 2015: International Workshop: Genetic Risk Information: Addressing New Challenges, Kassel: “Responsibility in the era of genetic risk: conceptional considerations” (CfP) 10. 06 Feb 2015: 22. Kasseler Symposium für Krankenhausapotheker: „Hoffnungen und Probleme der individuellen Medizin: Patienten und Expertenperspektiven aus ethischer Sicht“ (invited keynote) 11. 28 Jan 2015: Öffentliche Ringvorlesung des Philosophischen Seminars im Wintersemester 2014/15: Markt und Moral, Universität Hamburg: „Kommerzialisierung der Organ’spende‘: ethische Überlegungen und empirische Prämissen“ (invited) 12. 12 Jan 2015: Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin: „Finanzielle Anreize für die Organspende? Empirisch-ethische Überlegungen“ (invited) 13. 30 Nov 2014: Advents-Workshop der Akademie für Ethik in der Medizin: Einführung in die Medizinethik – Eine Fortbildung für Doktorandinnen und Doktoranden, Akademie für Ethik in der Medizin e.V., Göttingen: „(Medizin-)Ethik und Empirie“ (invited) 14. 25 Oct 2014: International Conference: Cut’n Paste the Body, LMU München: “Bodily Autonomy? Medicine and Responsibility revisited” (keynote) 15. 23 Oct 2014: University Medical Center Göttingen, 3rd DEMOVE symposium “Translational Engineering in Neurorehabilitation (TEN2014)”: “Ethical implication of biotechnology” (Invited) 16. 10 Jul 2014: Stiftung Alfried Krupp Kolleg Greifswald: “Nimm es nicht persönlich?! Erwartungen und Erfahrungen von Patienten zu „personalisierteren“ Behandlung in der Onkologie“ (guest lecture) 17. 04 Jul 2014: Nach der Hybridität II: Transplantationen – Transkulturationen, Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen: „Transplantation als medizinisches Paradigma“ (invited) 18. 27 Feb 2014: Symposium Individualisierte Gesundheitsversorgung in der GKV: Implementierung und Priorisierung, Berlin: „Priorisierung von EGV: Möglichkeiten und Grenzen der Partizipation“ (invited) 19. 07 Feb 2014: 140. Jahrestagung der Nordwestdeutschen Gesellschaft für Innere Medizin, Universitätsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf: „Ethische Aspekte der personalisierten Tumortherapie“ (invited key note) 23 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 20. 03 Feb 2014: DFG-Graduiertenkolleg – Dynamiken von Raum und Geschlecht, „Interdisziplinäre Zugänge zu Raum und Geschlecht”: “Norm, Normierung, Normativität: Zum Verhältnis von Praxis und kritischer Reflexion aus Sicht der Bioethik“ (together with Prof. Dr. C. Wiesemann) 21. 28 Jan 2014: Rundgespräch „Transmortalität“, Technische Universität Berlin: Commentary on „Werner Schneider: Vom neuen Leben im 'toten' Körper - Grenzprobleme von (Weiter-)Leben und Tod“ (invited) 22. 16 Jan 2014: Ringvorlesung "Armut und Gesundheit", University of Göttingen: „Transnationale Pharma- und Gesundheitsforschung – ethische Aspekte” 23. 13 Dec 2013: Workshop Kulture(en) des Vergessens. Altersdemenz am Schnittpunkt von Medizinethik und Kulturwissenschaft, ZfL, Berlin: „Demenz und Betroffenheit. Fiktionale Annäherungen an den ethischen Perspektivwechsel“ (together with M. Schweda) 24. 04 Dec 2013: DFG-Graduiertenkolleg 889 „Bioethik“, International Centre for Ethics in the Sciences and Humanities, Eberhard-Karls-Universität Tübingen: „Perfide Aussichten: Dystopien als bioethische Quelle“ (keynote) 25. 29 Nov 2013: Ärzte Seminar, Karlsruhe: „Pro-Age oder Anti-Aging? Altern im Fokus der modernen Medizin“ (invited) 26. 12 Oct 2013: Jahrestagung der Akademie für Ethik in der Medizin: Vom Konflikt zur Lösung: Podium: Ethische Entscheidungswege in der Biomedizin, München: Ethische Abwägungen im politischen Raum „Bürgerbeteiligung“ (invited) 27. 20 Sep 2013: EACME Annual Conference, Bochum: Professionals hopes and patients pragmatics: Empirical-ethical issues in the context of research for more personalized approaches of cancer treatment (keynote) 28. 29 May 2013: Öffentliche Ringvorlesung, Universitätsmedizin Marburg: Alter als Krankheit? Zur ethischen Ambivalenz von Anti-Ageing und Pro-AgeAnsätzen in der Medizin (Invited) 29. 24 Apr 2013: Ringvorlesung, University of Göttingen: Geschlecht zwischen Natur und Kultur: „Frauen Geben und Männer Nehmen? Lebendorganspende aus Gender- und Bioethik-Perspektive” (invited) 30. 17 Feb 2013: Leopoldina Akademie, Halle: 500 auf einen Streich…Ethische Fragen zur Anwendung von präkonzeptionellen Gentests auf Genchip-Basis (guest lecture) 31. 14 Feb 2013: International Conference: “Autonomy & Trust in Modern Medicine” Göttingen (Germany) - Collective Patient Autonomy” (together with I. Jordan) (CfP) 32. 24 Jan 2013: International Workshop, University of Göttingen: GenderPower-Body. Rethinking the Practice Turn: “The giving and taking of organs – ethical and cultural dynamics beyond symbolic actions” (invited) 33. 10 Jan 2013: University of Hamburg, BIOGUM: Epistemische Gerechtigkeit (invited) 34. 22 Nov 2012: University of Hamburg: Biopolitik – Bioethik zwischen Sozialund Kulturwissenschaften und angewandter Ethik (invited talk) 35. 28 May 2012: University of Augsburg: The Troubles of Representation: the legitimacy of patient organizations as political actors (invited talk) 36. 25 Jan 2012: LMU München, Zentrum für Angewandte Ethik Xenotransplantation – ethische Aspekte (invited talk) 24 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 37. 02 Feb 2011: Akademie Braunschweig Ethische Perspektiven “individualisierter” Medizin (invited talk) 38. 11 Dec 2010: Expertentagung der Forschungsstätte der Ev Studiengemeinschaft (FEST): Politikberatung im Spannungsfeld zwischen Expertenwissen und Patienteninteressen (invited) 39. 29 Oct 2010: Universität Lübeck: Wissenschaftliches Symposium zur Lübecker Bürgerkonferenz über Prioritäten in der medizinischen Versorgung: Bürgerkonferenz als deliberatives Verfahren (invited) 40. 09 Jun 2010: Graduiertenkolleg Expertenkritik: Aktualität der Expertenkritik aus medizinethischer Sicht (invited talk) 41. 19 May 2010: University of Bochum: Workshop Zum Verhältnis von Ethik und Empirie (invited talk) 42. 26 Jan 2010: BMBF Statuskolloquium Biotechnologie: Bioethik – Neue Perspektiven für die Biotechnologie?! (Keynote lecture) 43. 06 Dec 2009: AEM Doktorandenkolloquium: Ethik und Empirie in medizinethischen Forschungsarbeiten (invited talk) 44. 19 Jun 2009: FRIAS, School of History, Freiburg: Israelische Utopien und deutsche dystopian? Laien. und Expertendiskurse zur Humangenetik und Reproduktionsmedizin im Vergleich (invited talk) 45. 21 Oct 2008: TU Berlin, Bernstein Zentrum, Abt. Modellierung kognitiver Prozesse, Ethik in der Forschung: Verantwortung und Konfliktdimensionen (invited talk) 46. 29 Jan 2008: Universität Tübingen, Zentrum für Ethik in den Wissenschaften: Ethik in den Wissenschaften – Überlegungen zur Verortung (invited talk) 47. 08 Jan 2008: Universität Gießen; Psychologisches Institut: Ethische Aspekte der Forschung mit Mensch und Tier (invited talk) 48. 12 Nov 2007: Universität Münster: Ringvorlesung „Biopolitik“: Perspektiven Europäischer Bürger auf Patienten- und Bürgerbeteiligung (invited talk) 49. 28 Sep 2007: Universität Tübingen: Jahrestagung der Akademie für Ethik in der Medizin: Betroffenheit und Expertenmeinung – Eine Frage der Meinungsvielfalt oder des Blickwinkels? (together with Mark Schweda) (CfP) 50. 27 Feb 2007: Universität Bochum, Workshop „Interkulturelle Bioethik“: Andere Länder, Andere Leiden? (invited talk) 51. 26 Jan 2007: Universität Köln, Workshop zu Partizipation: Bioethik und Partizipation 52. 05 Jan 2007: Evangelische Forschungsakademie, Jahrestagung in Berlin: Die Idee der Xenotransplantation – zwischen Organersatz und Identitätsveränderung? (invited talk) 53. 25 Nov 2006: Universität Greifswald, Inst. für Deutsche Philologie: Workshop „Engeneering Life. Narrationen vom Menschen in Biomedizin, Kultur und Literatur“: Bioethik zwischen Science und Fiction? Die Rolle von Utopien und Fiktion im Rahmen bioethischer Reflexion (CfP) 54. 21 Oct 2006: IPPNW-Kongress „Medizin und Gewissen“, 20.-22.10.06, Nürnberg: Normative Aspekte der Patienten- und Bürgerbeteiligung zu gesundheitspolitischen und medizinethischen Entscheidungen (invited talk) 25 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 55. 12 Jun 2006: Universität Münster, Ringvorlesung „Bioethik“, Biologische Fakultät: Bioethische Anmerkungen zur Stammzellforschung und dem Status des Embryos (invited talk) 56. 21 Oct 2005: Universität Giessen, Zentrum für Medien und Interaktivität, Tagung „Von der Politik- zur Gesellschaftsberatung? Medien öffentlicher Konsultation“: Bürgerbeteiligung in der Bioethik. Aufgaben und Besonderheiten aus bioethischer Sicht (invited talk) 57. 07 Sep 2005: Universität Münster, GENUS-Vortragsreihe: Männer nehmen, Frauen geben? Die bioethische Relevanz von Geschlechterfragen am Beispiel der Organtransplantation (invited talk) 58. 27 Jan 2005: Universität Bonn, Germanistisches Seminar: Humangenetische Utopien: Zwischen Fakten, Fiktion und Folgenbewertung (invited talk) 59. 30 Nov 2004: Institut Mensch Ethik Wissenschaft, Berlin: Bürgerbeteiligung am bioethischen Diskurs: Erwartungen, Ergebnisse & Enttäuschungen (invited talk) 60. 01 Jun 2004: Universität Heidelberg, Interdisziplinäres Forum, Ringvorlesung „Der designte Mensch“: Tierorgane für den Menschen: Folgen für das Identitätsverständnis und ethische Probleme (invited talk) 61. 17 May 2004: Universität Münster, Ringvorlesung „Bioethik“: Bioethische Anmerkungen zu reproduktionsbiologischen Verfahren (invited talk) 62. 07 Apr 2004: Max-Plank-Institut für molekulare Genetik, Berlin: Geneticisation and Ethics on a Social and Individual Level 63. 18 Mar 2004: Evangelische Akademie Loccum, Tagung „Bilder des Menschlichen“: Bürgerkonferenzen: Beispiele der Bürgerbeteiligung am bioethischen Diskurs (invited talk) 64. 15 Jan 2004: Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Ringvorlesung „Bioethik“: Mensch-Tier-Verhältnis: ein ambivalentes Verhältnis (invited talk) 65. 06 Feb 2003: Universität Bielefeld, Workshop "Politik und Expertise": Bürger als Experten? Möglichkeiten und Grenzen der Bürgerbeteiligung am bioethischen Diskurs (CfP) 66. 15 Jan 2003: Universität Marburg, Wissenschaftshistorisches Kolloquium: Bürgerbeteiligung am bioethischen Diskurs – Ziele, Methoden, Probleme (invited talk) 67. 13 Nov 2002: Evangelische Akademie Tutzing, Tagung „Marktpotenziale der Biotechniken und gesellschaftliche Diskussion“: Laien-ExpertenSzenario-Workshop zu Biomedizin und Ökonomie: Prozess und Ergebnisse (invited talk) 68. 03 Sep 2002: Universität Tübingen: SFB 555 Erkennen, Lokalisieren, Handeln: Neurokognitive Mechanismen und ihre Flexibilität, Nachwuchskonferenz: Einführung in die Wissenschaftsethik (invited talk) 69. 24-25 May 2002: Greifswald Ärztekammer Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Symposium „Aktuelle Probleme der ethischen Bewertung medizinischer Forschungsprojekte“: Interessenskonflikte im Umgang mit Gen- und Gewebebanken (invited talk) 70. 08 Dec 2001: Evangelische Akademie Iserlohn, Tagung „Die gesellschaftliche Verantwortung der Bio- und Gentechnologien“: Erfahrungen und Erfolge der Konsensus-Konferenz zur Gendiagnostik (invited talk) 26 Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz Jan 2017 71. 07-08 Dec 2001: Universität Tübingen, Tagung: Neuere Aspekte der Tierethik: Transgene Tiere für die Forschung? Herausforderungen für das Mensch-Tier-Verhältnis (invited talk) 72. 05 Oct 2001: Universität Hamburg, Jahrestagung der Akademie für Ethik in der Medizin: Medizinethische Probleme der Xenotransplantation (invited talk) 73. 29 Sep 2001: Nürnberg: Turm der Sinne, Symposium zu Wahrnehmung und Intelligenz: Tierisch schlau?! Intelligentes Verhalten bei Tieren (invited talk) 74. 06 Jun 2001: Heinrich Böll-Stiftung, Berlin „Governing Science“: Bürgerkonferenz: Streitfall Gendiagnostik (invited talk) 75. 10 Feb 2001: Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung, Grüne Akademie: Xenotransplantation – Stand der Forschung und ethische Probleme (invited talk) 76. 02 Feb 2001: Universität Gießen, DFG-GK „Molekulare Tiermedizin“: Wissenschaftliche und ethische Aspekte der Xenotransplantation (invited talk) 77. 05 Nov 2000: Universität Tübingen, IZEW Tagung „Geschichte und Ethik“: Aus der Geschichte lernen? Historische Aspekte der Xenotransplantation für das heutige Verständnis 78. 31 Mar 2000: Hannover, Kulturzentrum Pavillon, Veranstaltungsreihe "GENiale Zeiten": Mensch-Tier-Chimären: historische und ethische Aspekte der Xenotransplantation (invited talk) 79. 20-21 Nov 1999: Universität Gießen, 3. Symposium Xenotransplantation Schloss Rauischholzhausen: Medizinethische Aspekte eines möglichen Patientenmonitorings bei der klinischen Xenotransplantation (CfP) 80. 02 Nov 1999: FH Mannheim Vorlesungsreihe „Ethik für Biotechnologen": Ethische Aspekte transgener Tiere (invited talk) 81. 04 Aug 1999: Universität Tübingen, 1. Treffen des Arbeitskreises Tierethik: Tierethische Aspekte der Xenotransplantation Teaching profile Bioethics of the 20th century Cultural issues in health, illness and bioethics Applied ethics in context (methodologies of moral judgement and argumentation) & Methods in empirical ethics /applied ethics Theory and philosophy of science (Fleck, Popper, Lakatosh, Kuhn, Feyerabend, Foucault); epistemology and ethics Discourse ethics and deliberative political philosophy History of ideas of life science research (19th/20th century) Social philosophy and applied ethics; social identity and collective autonomy 27 26
