COBRA Conference on Teaching Professional Ethics

21 Sep, 10 | by Iain Brassington

Nathan Emmerich reviews the conference here.

He’s also asked me to add a reminder about the conference on Social Scientific Approaches to Bioethics to be held in London in January. I posted the CFP here a little while ago, but the conference website is here.

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