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Foto: Studio Oostrum We are overjoyed that Ingrid Robeyns, ESDiT fellow and former member of the Management Board, has been awarded the Steven Prize - one of the most prestigious Dutch research awards. Please join us in congratulating her on such an achievement!...
Dr. Bernice Bovenkerk awarded a vici grant for the project “The promise and perils of digital technology for human–animal relationships”
We are delighted that Prof. Ibo van de Poel, Professor of Ethics and Technology at TU Delft and member of ESDiT Management Board, has been awarded the TU Delft’s “Professor of Excellence Award 2024”!
Our TU Delft partners are looking for a PhD candidate to work on the project “Towards an intercultural ethics of existential risks” embedded in our programme. Application deadline: 30 August 2024.
Our TU Delft partners are looking for a PhD candidate to work on the project “The Role of Moral Creativity in Responsible Technology Development” embedded in our programme. Applications deadline: 30 August 2024
Caroline Bollen was interviewed on her work on Empathy by the Dutch NPO Radio 1, a public-service radio channel in the Netherlands, during a "De Nacht van..." session dedicated to science. During the interview, Caroline talked about the urgency for a new definition of...
Benjamin Hofbauer defended his PhD dissertation “Governing Prometheus: Ethical Reflections on Risk & Uncertainty In Solar Climate Engineering Research” on 19 June at TU Delft.
We are overjoyed that Detlef Van Vuuren has been awarded the Spinoza Prize – the highest distinction in Dutch science – for his scientific work this year!
Prof. Vincent Blok, Professor in Philosophy of Technology and Responsible Innovation at Wageningen University and Research (WUR) and member of the ESDiT Management Board, has been appointed Professor of Philosophy of Data Science and AI at the Erasmus School of Philosophy (part-time) .
Matthew Dennis (TU/Eindhoven), Anna Puzio (University of Twente) and Gunter Bombaerts (TU/Eindhoven) contributed to the report “Reimagining Digital Well-Being – for designers & policy makers”.