Teaching

Current Teaching

I teach a broad range of topics at Amsterdam’s two main academic hospitals, including: biomedical ethics; ethics of psychiatry (e.g, the value of psychiatric diagnoses); ethics of infectious diseases; medical sociology; moral deliberation; conceptions of autonomy, competence, and informed consent; theories of health and illness; philosophy of science; evidence-based medicine; academic competences; ethics, health, and society; and how to be a (morally) good doctor.

(Guest) lectures

I give a variety of lectures across different universities:

• Ethics of Health Apps and Medical Devices

• Ethics of Generative AI in Healthcare and Medicine

• Global Health Ethics

• Ethics and Infectious Diseases

• AI-Generated Art and Fiction: What Could It Mean?

• The World of Ethical AI

• Robots and Retribution: The Philosophy and Moral Psychology of Punishing AI

• Liberalism and the Harm Principle