Our faculty engage in research on a wide range of applied and interdisciplinary topics, including:
- Ethics, Justice and Social Policy: distribution of global health resources, ethical issues in scientific and medical research, the ethics of sport, sexual objectification, just war theory, autonomy and disability.
- Science and Society: science policy, public understanding of science and technology, values in science, feminist philosophy of science, and the social structure of scientific communities.
- Interdisciplinary:research intersections with neuroscience, psychology, computer science, physics, biology, sociology, environmental science, linguistics, international studies, and classics.
Several faculty members in our Department are also affiliated with other research programs and institutes.
