ETHICS-2025 Session D4 - Tutorial: Destination Public Trust: Applying Existing Ethical Framework to Emerging Technologies with a Clear Goal of Shared Understanding: ETHICS-2025 Special Session, Saturday, June 7 2025, 4:30 - 5:30 PM CDT.

Scientific disciplines have been challenged over time to establish field-specific ethical frameworks. While it is necessary to continuously assess these principles, there are central tenets that should serve as the foundation for new work. Groundbreaking discoveries and technologies are often weighed by their risks and benefits, but how to predict those concepts can seem daunting. When we work toward a collective understanding together, regulators and researchers can make strides by participating in collaborative, proactive discussion. When straightforward descriptions are available, they not only contribute to each field, but also public trust. This session will utilize the rich background that exists in multiple legal and ethical concepts to construct new opportunities for application to emerging technologies.

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2025-06-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ethics65148.2025.11098304
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Ethics in Clinical Research
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ETHICS-2025 Session D4 - Tutorial: Destination Public Trust: Applying Existing Ethical Framework to Emerging Technologies with a Clear Goal of Shared Understanding: ETHICS-2025 Special Session, Saturday, June 7 2025, 4:30 - 5:30 PM CDT.

Ianthe Bryant-Gawthrop, Shanté Francis Paddy
Ethics in Clinical Research
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ETHICS-2025 Session D4 - Tutorial: Destination Public Trust: Applying Existing Ethical Framework to Emerging Technologies with a Clear Goal of Shared Understanding: ETHICS-2025 Special Session, Saturday, June 7 2025, 4:30 - 5:30 PM CDT.

Ianthe Bryant-Gawthrop, Shanté Francis Paddy
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Scientific disciplines have been challenged over time to establish field-specific ethical frameworks. While it is necessary to continuously assess these principles, there are central tenets that should serve as the foundation for new work. Groundbreaking discoveries and technologies are often weighed by their risks and benefits, but how to predict those concepts can seem daunting. When we work toward a collective understanding together, regulators and researchers can make strides by participating in collaborative, proactive discussion. When straightforward descriptions are available, they not only contribute to each field, but also public trust. This session will utilize the rich background that exists in multiple legal and ethical concepts to construct new opportunities for application to emerging technologies.

University of Waterloo (CA), Public Responsibility in Medicine and Research (US)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 73%
Ethics in Clinical Research
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ETHICS-2025 Session D4 - Tutorial: Destination Public Trust: Applying Existing Ethical Framework to Emerging Technologies with a Clear Goal of Shared Understanding: ETHICS-2025 Special Session, Saturday, June 7 2025, 4:30 - 5:30 PM CDT. — Ianthe Bryant-Gawthrop, Shanté Francis Paddy · (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS