Vanessa Nurock: The Risks and Benefits of Facial Recognition?

Vanessa Nurock is associate professor in Political Theory and Ethics at Paris 8 University and [...]visiting associate researcher in philosophy at EPIDAPO (CNRS-UCLA) in 2016-2018. Her research stands at the interface between ethics, politics and emerging science. Her books and articles address issues concerning bioethics, nanoethics, neuroethics, environmental and animal ethics, robots ethics, as well as ethics and politics of care and justice. Selected books : Sommes-nous naturellement moraux (In French PUF 2012) and Rawls, pour une société juste (in French : Michalon 2008, in Spanish : Jusbaires 2015). Selected articles on new and emergent technologies (nanotechnologies) in English : ‘Nanoethics: ethics for, from or with nanotechnologies?’ Hylé 2010 16-1, p.31-42, S. Pellé, V. Nurock, ‘Of nanochips and persons: toward an ethics of diagnostic technology in personalized medicine’, Nanoethics 2012, 6(3), p. 155-165, Nurock, V & Panissal N., ‘Teaching a care approach to Nanotechnologies’ In From Nanotechnologies to Emerging Technologies: Towards a Global Responsibility,D. M. Bowman et al. (ed.) AKA Verlag, 2016, p. 125-137.

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