Welcome to CRB
We are a multi-disicplinary research environment with senior and junior staff from ethics, philosophy, medicine, nursing, economics, law and other fields.
the Ethics Blog
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Clinical cancer trials convey a culture of hope
Source: Pär Segerdahl 2020-01-14
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Christmas blog post about contemplation and wide horizons
Source: Pär Segerdahl 2019-12-19
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Communicating thought provoking research in our common language
Source: Pär Segerdahl 2019-12-11
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Ethical issues when gene editing approaches humanity
Source: Pär Segerdahl 2019-12-02
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Broad and deep consent for biobanks
Source: Pär Segerdahl 2019-11-18
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An extended concept of consciousness and an ethics of the whole brain
Source: Pär Segerdahl 2019-11-04
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Honest questions examining our intellectual sinfulness
Source: Pär Segerdahl 2019-10-21
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Why should we care about the environment and climate change?
Source: Jessica Nihlén Fahlquist 2019-10-08
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Who belongs to us?
Source: Pär Segerdahl 2019-10-02
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Bioethics without doctrines
Source: Pär Segerdahl 2019-09-24
News from CRB
- Governance and ethics of health care in focus 2020-01-10
- Connecting the brain and consciousness 2019-11-06
- Egg donation for gene editing in embryos expose women to health risks 2019-11-05
- Choosing what's for dinner raises ethical questions 2019-10-16
- Cheating students: Swedish university teachers sometimes naïve 2019-09-18
- Future ethical standards for ICT, Big Data, AI and robotics 2019-07-11
- First European biobank for research on breast milk and medicines 2019-06-05
- Testing for hereditary (genetic) diseases before pregnancy raises ethical issues 2019-04-16
- Nurses and physicians have different views on DNR orders 2019-04-16
- Monitored by mom and dad 2019-03-29
- What should we eat? New Swedish book on food and ethics 2019-03-29
- Research participants struggle to understand test results 2019-03-26
- Public awareness of antibiotic resistance 2019-03-12
- Should we be screening future parents for genetic disorders? 2019-03-01
- HBP's Ethics Rapporteur Programme: Q&A with Manuel Guerrero 2019-02-25
- Patients' perspectives on being included in medical product decision making 2019-01-16
- Research - for better or for worse? 2018-12-14
- The complicated ethics of deciding not to resuscitate 2018-12-14
- Including patients in decisions about drugs 2018-12-06
- Neuroscience of drug addiction highlights ethics and policy 2018-11-23
Meet a lecturer
>> Ulrik Kihlbom
Find out what Ulrik Kihlbom has to say about medical ethics, decision-making and patient preferences.
What's on at CRB
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Attitudes to genetics, genomics and genetic counseling in the general public, patients and the profession
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Multidimensional property supplementation: A method for discovering and describing emergent qualities of concepts in Grounded Theory research
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Anthropomorphism in AI: what are the issues?
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Cyber governance case study: identifying the public’s preferences for the governance of health cyberspace
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Ethics in a posthuman age
Managing genetic risk information
Research generates huge amounts of genetic information. How should we handle it? That is what we are trying to find out in a large international research project.
Patient preferences
Giving patients a voice in drug development
PREFER is a five year public-private research project where academic researchers and the pharmaceutical industry work together to find out when and where patients want, can and should be involved in drug development
Meet a Lecturer
>> Jessica Nihlén Fahlquist
Jessica Nihlén Fahlquist talks about teaching and what she thinks about responsible risk communication.
Meet a Postdoc
>> Jennifer Viberg Johansson
Find out what Jennifer Viberg Johansson has to say about multidisciplinarity, genetic risk information and ethics.
Meet a lecturer
>> Stefan Eriksson
Find out what Stefan Eriksson has to say about publication, regulation and consent.