Research Projects 08.07.20

Digital Health Humanities Curriculum

As part of an NEH-funded project to develop a digital health humanities curriculum, we are working to develop modules that help to navigate the ethical challenges raised by the use of big data and algorithmic decision-making in health contexts.

Primary Investigator

John Basl

Associate Professor of Philosophy

John is an associate professor of philosophy whose primary areas of research include moral philosophy and applied ethics, especially the ethics of emerging technologies such as AI and synthetic biology. He teaches courses in moral philosophy, ethics …

Digital Health Humanities Curriculum

Primary Investigator

John Basl

Associate Professor of Philosophy

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